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Floating Rays of a Wanderer Catalogue LAVENDER CHANG (b.1983, TAIWAN/SINGAPORE) Lavender Chang's focus lies in conceptual photography. Lavender’s artwork is a reflection of the sensitivity towards the subtle nuances surrounding her. She hopes to focus on these experiences, to create a canvas allowing further contemplation and letting the passage of time to leave behind traces of her mortality. When strangers share private moments of their lives and stories with her, it enables her to live larger by incorporating them into her art. It moves her to know we are never really alone. Chang’s works have been exhibited by numerous galleries and museums in Singapore, Malaysia, China, New York, Korea and Yogyakarta, Dubai...etc. The recent shows include exhibitions at Objectifs- Center for Photography and Film and the 10th- anniversary exhibition of ION Arts’ Young Talent Programme, YTP REUNITE during Singapore Art Week 2019. And a solo exhibition commissioned by Alliance Française de Singapour for its 70th anniversary. Chang was the winner of The Crowbar Awards, the Noise Singapore Prize, the 2012/2013 Affordable Art Fair’s Young Talent Programme, the 6th France+ Singapore Photographic Art Awards. In 2016, her collaboration with &Larry won the President Design Award's Design of the year. In 2018, her cinematography work for John Clang’s debut feature film, Their Remaining Journey, which premiered at the 2018 International Film Festival Rotterdam and garnered a nomination for the festival's Bright Future Award. It is also the opening film for the National Gallery Singapore’s Painting with Light: Festival of International Films on Art. In 2020, A Love Unknown is selected by the International Film Festival Rotterdam for its Bright Future Main Programme and Asian premiere at the 12th DMZ International Documentary Film Festival. FLOATING RAYS OF A WANDERER Floating Rays of a Wanderer is a series akin to tracing the journey of strangers, attempting to sense their destination, mapping their journey over a long duration of exposure via public transport. The images were captured from a public bus with their fixated route, continuously recording the various landscapes brought in front of the lens field of view, compressing the duration into one singular frame. Wanderer #43 2019 Photography, Archival Fine Art Inkjet Print W100 x H81.45 cm Edition of 3 Wanderer #45 2019 Photography, Archival Fine Art Inkjet Print W122.7 x H100 cm Edition of 3 Wanderer #50 2019 Photography, Archival Fine Art Inkjet Print W100 x H81.45 cm Edition of 3 Wanderer #85 2019 Photography, Archival Fine Art Inkjet Print W122.7 x H100 cm Edition of 3 Wanderer #101 2019 Photography, Archival Fine Art Inkjet Print W122.7 x H100 cm Edition of 3 Wanderer #190 2019 Photography, Archival Fine Art Inkjet Print W100 x H81.45 cm Edition of 3 Wanderer #857 2019 Photography, Archival Fine Art Inkjet Print W100 x H81.45 cm Edition of 3 Wanderer #960 2019 Photography, Archival Fine Art Inkjet Print W100 x H81.45 cm Edition of 3 Wanderer #963 2019 Photography, Archival Fine Art Inkjet Print W122.7 x H100 cm Edition of 3 Wanderer #966 2019 Photography, Archival Fine Art Inkjet Print W122.7 x H100 cm Edition of 3 Wanderer #17 2019 Photography, Archival Fine Art Inkjet Print W122.7 x H100 cm Edition of 3 Wanderer #25 2019 Photography, Archival Fine Art Inkjet Print W122.7 x H100 cm Edition of 3 Wanderer #30 2019 Photography, Archival Fine Art Inkjet Print W122.7 x H100 cm Edition of 3 EDUCATION SELECT AWARDS/ACHIEVEMENTS 2007-2011 Nanyang Technological University, School of Art. Design and Media, BFA.HON Degree in Photography and Digital Imaging, Singapore 2020 Cinematographer for John Clang’s second feature film, A Love Unknown – Selected by 2020 International Film Festival Rotterdam for Bright Future Main 2003-2006 Temasek Polytechnic Design School, Diploma in Visual Communication, Programme Singapore – Asian premiere at the 12th DMZ International Documentary Film Festival 2019 Jury of 10th France+ Singapore Photographic Art Awards SELECT SOLO/DUO EXHIBITIONS 2018 Cinematographer and the second unit director for John Clang’s debut feature film, Their Remaining Journey 2019 Floating Rays of a Wanderer, Solo Exhibition, Art Porters Gallery, Singapore – Opening film for Painting with Light: Festival of International Films on Art, 2019 Diverse Oneness, Solo Exhibition, Alliance Française de Singapour, Singapore National Gallery Singapore – Selected by Bangkok ASEAN Film Festival 2018 2017 I Am a Seed Through a Different One From You, Solo exhibition, The Arts House, – Nominated for Bright Future Award, premiered at 2018 International Film Singapore Festival Rotterdam 2017 In Praise of Shadows, 2017 Review-10 Best Shows in Asia, selected by 2017 Pet Me, Pet Me, Look at Me, Love Me, Duo Exhibition, The Arts House, Singapore CoBo Social 2016 The Moving Minute Scale of a Restricted Life, Solo exhibition, Society Generale, Alliance Française de Singapour, Singapore 2016 President’s Design Award 2016, Design of the Year 2015 6th France+ Singapore Photographic Art Awards 2015 I am a seed through a different one from you, Solo exhibition, Galerie Sogan & Art, Singapore 2014 ICON de Martell Cordon Bleu, shortlisted 2013 Unconsciousness: Consciousness, Young Talent Programme 2012/13 Winners’ 2012 & 13 Affordable Art Fair’s Young Talent Programme Solo Exhibition, ION Art Gallery, Singapore 2011 The Crowbar Awards 2011 Gold, Fashion and Portrait Photography 2011 Noise Singapore Prize SELECT GROUP EXHIBITIONS 2019 Reunite 2019, Group exhibition, ION Art Gallery, Singapore 2014 Sensorium 360°, Group exhibition, Singapore Art Museum, Singapore 2019 Ecopsychology, Group exhibition, Objectifs, Singapore 2002 VIDEOvoiddeck, minimART, Group exhibition, The Substation, Singapore 2017 In Praise of Shadows, Group exhibition, ADM Gallery, Singapore 2012 OH! Open House, Occupy Tiong Bahru, Group exhibition, Evil Empire, Singapore 2017 Super/Natural, Group exhibition, Gajah Gallery, Yogyakarta Indonesia 2011 The Really Contemporary exhibition, Group exhibition, Light Edition Gallery, 2016 The Singapore Art Show, Group exhibition, Artspace@Helutrans, Singapore Singapore 2016 Liminal State, Group exhibition, Mizuma Gallery, Singapore 2011 ADM Show, Group exhibition, 2902 Gallery, Singapore 2015 Urban:ness: Encountering the City, Group exhibition, Gallery of Light, Dubai 2011 KL International Photoawards, Group exhibition, The Annexe Gallery, Malaysia 2015 6th France+ Singapore Photographic Artist Award, Group exhibition, 2011 The Year in Pictures @Platform 11.1, Group slideshow, National Museum of Society Generale Gallery, Singapore Singapore, Singapore 2015 Photo Speaks, Group exhibition, The 7th International Festival for Photography 2010 Orange International Photo Festival, Group exhibition, Changsha, China and Video, Art Space, Korea 2014 ANTHROPOS NEW YORK, Group exhibition, Sundaram Tagore Gallery, New York 2014 ICON de Martell Cordon Bleu, Group exhibition, Stamford Gallery, National Museum of Singapore, Singapore GALLERY INFO Art Porters Gallery, 64 Spottiswoode Park Road, Singapore 088652 +65 6909 0468 Daily from 10.30am to 7.00pm (Mondays by appointment) Guillaume Levy-Lambert [email protected] +65 9815 1780 Sean Soh [email protected] +65 9105 9335 Melvin Sim [email protected] +65 9144 7468 www.artporters.com www.facebook.com/artporters www.instagram.com/artporters .
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