Visitors and revisiting memories
August 25th, 2009
Some visitors at the exhibition
Wuan and Peter Tan talking to some visitors
Me, Raymond, Lee (from Applied Imaging that supported this project) and Tuan
Stephano signing in the visitor’s book, Peter Crook chatting with Peter Tan
This join exhbition with Peter Tan & Wuan is a revisiting of the momories of our mother’s death and our grief. But it is not only that, to some visitors this show acts as a reminder to them that death is a mystery and it can happen to anyone at anytime. Some said that after looking at our presentation, they hope that their own children will one day do something like what we have done for our mother, for them when they are gone. There are a few who happened to be there, at the KLPac, but haven’t come to see our project and they would not look at the pictures at all and walk straight pass. Of course many are surprised by what we are showing. We hope this display will open minds to an eternal truth about our human condition – death. How shall we prepare for it?
The citizens of Malaysia have the right to live in freedom, dignity and fraternity.
Remembering all the deaths and sorrows of our fellow human beings all over the world, due to the military and civilian conflicts. Hoping we may find a more peaceful way to settle our warfare.
"The world has enough for everyone's need but not everyone's greed." Mahatma Gandhi
This exhibition at KLPac from 17August to 13 September 2009 tel: KLPac 03 4047 9010
Our last exhibition was in November, 2008, at the Kuala Lumpur Performing Arts Center.
August 27th, 2009 at 3:39 am
Departure from this samsara world is inevitable. The timing may be sometimes sudden and unexpected in some cases and in some others may be expected and drawn out. One cannot “prepare” for it. We have to accept its inevitability.
September 9th, 2009 at 4:54 am
Hello Victor, how are you.? Congrats on your current exhibition, it looks amazing from what I can see in the blog. Your work is very poignant and cerebral, and hope many come to see it. Thank you again for introducing me to the KLpac in May this year. How time flies and we are now in September. How was your trip to Cambodia? I am planning a trip back at the end of November to launch the next KL Photoawards 2010.
September 13th, 2009 at 10:49 pm
Hello Mr. Chin! I met you last Saturday at KLPac. I had no idea you were also behind the November 2008 exhibition! It was there the first time I went to KLPac.
It’s perplexing to know that some people would not look at the pictures of Exit at all. Human nature?