Mothers, sisters, aunts, grandmas
by Chin
Pigment print on paper, acrylic box
5 x 5 cm (24 pieces)
The artwork is a counter-argument for the harmful, misleading, and perversions of the feminist struggle in the current period. The artist wants to honor the beauty of femininity through images pf moments captured in everyday life. Transparent boxes like invisible prejudices that society is imposing on femininity, including those imposed by women on themselves.
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Vermillion
by Nguyen Khoi & Chin
Mixed media
50 x 50 x 150 cm
The artwork is questions about the morality of information transmission in general, and the truth and falsehood of information transmission in particular. Questions about information acquisition, questioning the theories about human needs. The artist duo made statistics according to the numbers that were communicated to the masses, visualizing questions and figures into symbols, drawings and moving images.
Sometimes bigger, sometimes smaller and sometimes just so
by Quywn & Nguyen Thanh Tung
Live performance
The main subject of this performance is personal trauma, an incident in the past related to sexual harassment. Furthermore, the incident is a serious breach of social morality. Since it is a delicate issue, the artist believes the story is best expressed by body language. The name of the performance can be translated as “ Sometimes bigger, sometimes smaller, sometimes just so”, which is about the fear from the mentioned trauma. It might inflate or shrink, but never disappear. Due to the trauma, the artist was obsessed with the door in her room. She was haunted and tormented by the door itself, with the sound and silhouette of people on the other side. She couldn’t tolerate it anymore, yet she was completely helpless. Eventually, she learned to accept the trauma, keep it, reflect on it, and find a way to let it go.
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Musty
by Nguyen Khoi
Acrylic on styrofoam
20 x 10 x 60 cm
Unlike human, objects have a purpose to exist before they are produced, while people are born and then begin to search for their own life purpose. A styrofoam block that has completed it’s goal of existence, a styrofoam block that protects something that values more than itself, which after completing the goal becomes garbage. The artist has reused the styrofoam block, and painted on it a new layer, it has a new purpose of existing, to tell and listen to new stories.
Vague
by Babu
Mixed media
300 x 120 x 100 cm
Mo Man g is built from the vague life and consciousness of the artist during a period of facing countless questions from internal experiences.” The artist believes that in order to answer questions, we must ask other questions, which means the answer is also a question. He visualized his existential questions, and visualizing the subjective world mind to welcome visitors.
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by May Bay
Mixed media
60 x 80 cm (4 pieces)
Through the techniques of scribbly doodling and elementary school level arts and crafts, the artist wants to portray their fractured memories of childhood. The memory fragments partly represent the artist’s lonely childhood, reflecting the gap in human-human relationships.
Vung ma - Ben vang
2099
Ha!?!
by Chiem
Mixed media
100 x 150 x 150 cm
From contemplating about organizing his own funeral before dying, Chiem envisages a hypothetical future in 2099, projecting a personal view of a funeral for the current young generation. Votive paper made from dry leaves, pressed into small flower or star shapes; The coffin with a strange shape, decorated with colorful binary codes and candles; The tombstone is replaced by a video presentation about the death of a conversation. These peculiarities partly reflect the difference in thinking between generations as well as the rapid and continuous changes and movements of society in a century with many fluctuations. Audience-artwork interaction is encouraged. You can use the paper press available at the exhibition to press the dry leaves into flower shapes to scatter on the coffin or take home. With the candles, you can light them, make a wish or convey a message you want to hear or want to be heard, and then blow them out.
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The loop
by KAJU
Digital
80 x 40 cm (5 pieces)
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The work is the artist’s view of impermanence. Flowers must wither to bear fruit, and the artist likens human life to a plant, a translational spiral, the birth, old age, sickness, death, birth.
Privacy
by Maybay
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A story of stories
by Luna
Digital
38 x 160 cm
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Growing up with fiction and comic, the artist had received various lessons and influence from them. In this work, she wanted to visit some of the most personally impactful character, before moving on to new stories and new lessons.
Cu Ru chieu dai
by Tuong 3rd
Gouache on paper
116 x 68 cm
The painting "Cu Ru chieu dai" took place in the kitchen at Cu Ru bar, Da Lat. In that space, painter Thanh Tuong received a warm welcome with delicious food and family warmth. By portraying that feeling, he expresses a belief that what binds different cultures, and strangers together, is love.
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Thu tren cao
by Pham Xeen
Oil painting on canvas
60 x 80 cm (3 pieces)
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The artist draws about the animals on the plateau, on a farm, where the farmers grow pure natural plants and raise animals sustainably, made of scrap and discarded items. In Dalat weather is getting hotter. Xeen captured his feelings about existing things on the farm.
Bonding
by all participated artists
Bonding is a game where artists draw one after another. Individual voices combine to form an ordinary statement.
