Our film is about a young man who has AIDs. Due to the social stigma attached to these people, many are prejudiced against them and discrimination is present in aspects like work and social life. However, it’s important to know that everyone makes mistakes, and it is OK, as mistakes are a part of life. The young man discovers that real friendships and a normal life is possible with acceptance for people with this condition.
To thank our very patient actors: Hanson, Yijing, Theodora, Bei Long
1. Mr Almeo Tan
2. Ms Ying Min
3. Mrs Holy
4. Mr Tansy
5. Ms Grace Ong
Painted with Ke Er
muji cups
Hey girls we are desperate
just saying
the banner we bought is larger than my living room
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Legend batch working hard on banner that will be used for at least 10 years
wet paint everywhere need to touch up? we have our ways
Finished this giant ass banner in 3 hours 7 people
and let’s compare it to the banner beside us
we more hardworking than i thought
(Photo credits: Jiayan)
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i cancervive
Side effects: Low stamina during training a part of my lungs died, promising cancer patient
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Materials used:
Reused plastic, styrofoam, trash, clay
Description:
What do you smell?
Is it what you see?
The soft yellow flesh behind an army of thorns,
the beguiling sweetness that trail a revolting odour,
the rancid piles of plastic landfills we constantly cover up,
the times we tried to play Mother Nature
We shelter under an armour of lies, in an attempt to forget the shameful reality that we live in
But are they all just a thing of the past?
Sniff again.
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This work attempts to bring to light the little attention we pay to our sense of smell and our unique response to scent perception and the memory a smell entails.
Must a smell necessarily remind you of a beautiful memory?
Go smell my sculpture. you lucky if the smell is still there
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Headband made out of melted plastic spoons and a tolerant nose that stays strong despite big openings
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felt and thread
likes turquoise felt
fruit of 10 months of hardcore meetings under the dictatorship of Kim Yuan
other designed stuff
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ask ask ask http://www.formspring.me/jazeman
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UOB Painting Assignment 2011
The title a play on the commonly encountered HTTP standard response code when something gets taken off the Internet, this painting comments on how rampant censorship in today’s day and age stifles artistic freedom and expression and confines free speech amongst individuals, whereby we are not allowed to speak what we think, or see what we desire. The encroaching censor pixels that appear to deluge the face thrown up in expression and restrain the mouth and eyes, signifies the impinging censorship efforts in our society that suppresses and gradually devours our creativity, imagination and identity. The serpentine hair that spreads across the length and width of the canvas as they fade into pixels, illustrates the dissemination of ideas and opinions that are once again curbed by censorship. Like Singapore’s art scene, budding and promising, yet embarked on a path riddled with obstacles due to its importunate censorship efforts.
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