Mirror of Mind

Hopsfield_Art

11 January 2025 to 3 February 2025

Sat-Sun: 12 to 8 pm, Weekdays: by appointment only

Free admission

Wheelchair accessibility

Hopsfield_Art

Synopsis

"Mirror of Mind" is an exhibition that delves into the enigmatic landscapes of the human subconscious, where dreams, memories, and inner thoughts intertwine to create a surreal reflection of the mind. Through a collection of contemporary artworks, the exhibition invites viewers to explore the dreamscape—a realm where reality and imagination blur, revealing the hidden depths of the psyche.

The exhibition is designed to engage the audience in a journey through these mental landscapes, where familiar forms and symbols are transformed into abstract visions, echoing the fluidity and unpredictability of dreams. Artists are invited to interpret the theme of the dreamscape in various mediums, from painting and performance to digital art and immersive installations, each piece contributing to a collective exploration of the mind's reflective nature.

Participating artists/curators:

Gwyneth Poh, Curator, Singaporean

Koh Kai Ting, Curator, Malaysian

Anna du Toit, Artist, Dutch-Singaporean

Abdul Shakir, Artist, Malaysian

April Ng Kiow Ngor, Artist, Singaporean

Aw Boon Xin, Artist, Malaysian

Boo Sze Yang, Artist, Singaporean

Chiew Sien Kuan, Artist, Singaporean

Joey Leung Si Gi, Artist, Singaporean

Koh Kai Ting, Artist, Malaysian

Lim Soo Ngee, Artist, Singaporean

Milenko Prvački, Artist, Singaporean

Naziya Nicole Phua, Artist, Singaporean

Rahmaqilah Ratna Hadi, Artist, Indonesian

Raymond Yap, Artist, Malaysian

Renee Yeo, Artist, Singaporean

Siew Guang Hong, Artist, Singaporean

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