Katia Repina worked on I Don’t Need To Know You during the IPA Mentorship Program. This project explores the forest park of Cataluna city.
The Domestication of Nature, by Sheung Yiu
Ownership heightens the sense of exclusion and the psychological need to distinguish between ‘us’ and ‘others’. Villagers began devising inventive ways to denote their territories.
Black Matter, by Dianne Rosario
The world presented in Black Matter raise questions about how we interact with the changes and challenges of our time and how we respond to the forces that impact the things that matter to us.
Scars of Independence, by Olga Ingurazova
Scars of Independence recounts the journey of Abkhazia as explored through the memory and identity of the Wolf, a self-exiled ex-soldier.
MASS RAPID TRANSIT, by CheeJen Ho
MASS RAPID TRANSIT is a significant facility that can be used to observe and contemplate modern life and the intersection of social relations.
Photo Essay: Somewhere only I know, by Donna Chiu
Motherhood, a most epic adventure. Somewhere only I know, by Donna Chiu was made during the IPA Mentorship Program.
REAR VIEW MIRROR
Shyue Woon, the photographer and invisible protagonist, assumes the role of a conflicted private eye in a dark homage to crime noir and pulp fiction.
Photo Essay: UNDERPASS, by Teng Kiat
UNDERPASS, by Teng Kiat was made during the IPA Mentorship Program. Welcome to the realm of the underpass.
The Advertising World Consumes Us, by Ronny Soh
This series probes into the nature of consumption – the advertising world seduces us with a heady mix of material desires.
Photo Essay: Utilitarian Singapore, by Gareth Phua
The airport is a mass transit point for departures and arrivals. I found particular interest in the staging of objects in such a functional space.
A Portrait Of Us, by Christine Chung
Our nights always seem to be colored by things peculiar and bizarre, but this may be because we are still young.
Photo Essay: LOST, by Gloria Wong
“ Not until we are lost do we begin to understand ourselves.” – Henry David Thoreau
Manila Milan, by Joseph Neri
Walking through the streets of Milan in the summer, I hear thousands of familiar voices and conversations as if I am still in Manila.
The Remains, by Tah Choe Gooi
“In every parting there is an image of death”- George Elliot. If life is a process towards death, it is also a process of erasure.
Photo Essay: Sayang Sayang, by Philip Ho
Our history is full of all kinds of violence. I have a part in it too, I understand. We used to be very close.