SEE ME SEE YOU SIN OF APATHY CHNG NAI WEE TOTEBAG SANDRA LEE

SEE ME SEE YOU SIN OF APATHY CHNG NAI WEE TOTEBAG SANDRA LEEChng Nai Wee Sin of Apathy 1991 Twelve channel video, each 4: 3 format, colour and sound (mono), varying durations, TV monitors and media players, Collection of the artist See Me, See You: Early Video Installation of Southeast Asia Exhibition is a two part series that offers a fascinating look at the pivotal moments when video installation first emerged in the 1980s and 1990s. Through experimentation, these ten Southeast Asian Artists combined

The ambi (tear-drop shape) and Tree of Life motifs on this textile reveal connections to Indian cloths traded to Southeast Asia from the 13th century onward

the tiger seems to disrupt the civilising efforts of the British Empire

37 × 27 cm

A 42 ✖ 51 cm print of

Edited by Russell Storer270 √ó 216 mm212 pages

Also works as a bag charm

Pekalongan

Untitled (Mending Nets)

Drawing mainly on advertisements and comics in Chinese newspapers

The sombre colours suggest that it was worn during a three-year mourning period

the Telia Rumal represents an ikat style primarily crafted for local use and trade within the Andhra region of South India

each is wrapped in waterproof