The exhibition Sulphuric Memory, explores the concept of memory in relation to nature and time; questioning if memory and memory images can be perceived as places that we can return to. In the process, Pang recalls the encounter of Kawah Putih, a sulphur-laden crater lake in Bandung, Indonesia, that she had visited in July 2017. She alludes to the connection between geological erosions and the instabilities of memory.
Venue: Supernormal
When: 9 - 24 Mar 2018,
By: Supernormal
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