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Printmaking, Monotype on Paper
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Monotype print on paper, with seemingly ghostly looked facial features in between the images, vaguely together with transfer print from Chinese lettered newspaper. Edition of 1. Paper: 50gsm, Yellowish Beige Original prints by Sim Hoi Ling. Please allow some difference in color due to different co...
Year Created:
2017
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Printmaking, Monotype on Paper
Rarity:
One-of-a-kind Artwork
Size:
6.9 W x 8.9 H x 0.1 D in
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Not Applicable
Frame:
Not Framed
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Certificate is Included
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Malaysia.
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Sim Hoi Ling
Malaysia
Website | hl-sim(.)wixsite(.)com/home Sim Hoi Ling is an image-maker whose praxis is influenced by photography, with her subject often revolves around places of decayed. She enjoys exploring unconventional ways of marks-making and has exhibited works in the form of printmaking, media/video art, installation and performance. Her work was presented at festivals across Malaysia, Indonesia and Thailand, also collected internationally by collectors from the United States, Canada, Germany and Malaysia. - She has exhibited in Kuala Lumpur Experimental Film Festival (KLEX): ZERO ONE (2019), with the video work about the merging of realities in the advent of the internet and digital culture; Melaka Arts & Performance Festival, The Baboon House Malacca (2019), with her interactive voice installation regarding an existence grappling in between life and death; Animistic Apparatus Artistic Research Lab, Udon Thani, Thailand (2019), a self recursive installation device utilising insects and motion sensors, accompanying the video work "VR" by Manasak Khlongchainan; UNESCO Day Celebration: Youth for Change (2018), an interactive installation with the woes of endangered animals in pierced bamboos.
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