Natee Utarit | Déjà vu: Buddha is HidingThis exhibition catalogue was produced on the occasion of Natee Utarit's first solo exhibition with STPI, Dj vu: Buddha is Hiding. STPI Creative Workshop & Gallery is pleased to present Deja vu: Buddha is Hiding, by leading Thai contemporary artist, Natee Utarit. Set to run from 28 September 2024 to 1 December 2024, the exhibition will comprise of over 40 artworks by Utarit, and is curated by John Tung, one of Singapores most prominent curators with

where Wu urinated into a replica of Marcel Duchamp’s Fountain to restore the urinal back to its original purpose

the exhibition features over 60 works across five new series realised through thoughtful collaboration and exploration of the unlimited possibilities afforded by the STPI Creative Workshop

Better known for his performance art and monumental aluminium sculptures

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It features new print-based works from her residency

while Farkhondeh is best known for his explorations on the traditional theme of landscapes

political and psychic contours of Singapore through the visible and invisible lenses of the sea

processes and thoughts that continue to provoke new interest in the tradition

textured images further occupy the space between the pictoriality of painting and the spatiality of sculpture

It challenges the viewers to face their own pre-conceived ideas of time

they offer a sensual orientation within the universe

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