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Dance of a Humble Atheist

Dance of a Humble Atheist is a multidisciplinary installation by Toh Hun Ping, a visual artist known for the use of his self-invented techniques of bleaching, scratching and recycling filmstrips in his video work.

Toh’s film is created through painstaking frame-by-frame animation, featuring hundreds of hand-made ceramic tiles specifically handmade by the artist himself and used to animate the video, which serves as a creative expression of ideas relating to death, faith, after-life, nature and consciousness.

The programme will engage audiences on all levels through live performances, an experimental film-making workshop, exploratory ceramic-making sessions and panel discussions on Singapore experimental film.

Opening: Thurs 10 Jan, 7pm to 9pm

Panel Discussion: History of Experimental Cinema in SEA: Sat 19 Jan, 3pm to 5pm

Clay Sculpting & Animation Workshop: Sun 20 Jan & Sun 17 Feb, 1pm to 4pm

Venue: Chapel Gallery, Objectifs – Centre for Photography and Film, 155 Middle Road, Singapore 188977

Hours: Tuesday to Saturday, 12pm – 7pm
Sunday, 12pm – 4pm
Closed on Mondays and public holidays

When: 10 Jan - 17 Feb 2019,

By: Objectifs Gallery

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