by Yu Ke Dong
Operational images beyond the city: surveillance, colonial legacies, and forest ecologies in Robert Zhao Renhui’s work.
Queer ecologies in Southeast Asian art transform extractive histories into practices of kinship and care.
Reimagining Singapore’s infrastructure as socio-ecological systems for collective tropical futures.
by Victoria Hertel and Isa Pengskul
Tracing a droplet’s journey through monsoon currents, Mekong migrations, dams, and subsea data centers: elemental storytelling on water, contamination, and technological entanglement in Southeast Asia.
by Wency Mendes
A framework for imagining ecological futures through Indigenous knowledge, collective practice, and lived relations with land and water.
Counter-archives and digital reimaginings of colonial Southeast Asia through the works of Yee I-Lann and Agan Harahap.
Decolonising the built environment: ecological entanglements, extractive histories, and technological reimaginings in the practices of Bagus Pandega, Derek Tumala, and Priyageetha Dia.
by Elena Wise
Marcos Kueh’s installation reflects on labour, industrial time, and the ecological residues of global production.
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