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Life Profusion
May 19, 2023 - December 31, 2023
Free
Life Profusion is SIFA’s virtual platform, a portal for creation and discovery.
This year, Life Profusion presents Privacy by MOJOKO, a series of eight digital works from eight international artists exploring modern concerns of surveillance and personal data; and Prompt: Play curated by Hong Xinyi, which gathers creative responses to programmes at SIFA 2023.
Privacy https://www.sifa.sg/life-profusion/lp-privacy
Curated by MOJOKO (@mojokoworld on Instagram & Facebook)
Negotiating between the private and the public is one of the predominant challenges for humanity in the 21st century. Staying connected to our digital identities requires us to pay with our private data, leaving us vulnerable to breaches of security and trust. When privacy is fast becoming a disappearing luxury, how do we safeguard our personal rights as people in today’s hyper-connected society? Do we value privacy or take it for granted? What is the impact of shifting boundaries of privacy on the collective mindset?
Curated by MOJOKO, this series of ten short digital works from ten international artists gathers a diverse array of perspectives exploring the meaning of privacy and the cost of surveillance.
Artist names & artwork titles
Got Hacked by CYC (Chong Yan Chuah)
Malaysia | @chongyanchuah
Security Boundaries by DVDP (Davidope)
Hungary | @dvdp
Private Parts by ABC (Aik Beng Chia)
Singapore | @aikbengchia
Silent Listening by Gilang Kusama
Indonesia | @gilangkussuma
Suspicious Patterns by Vince Fraser
UK | @vincefraser
Veil of Secrecy by Sadiq Mansor
Singapore | @249.png
Privacy Erosion by MOJOKO
Singapore | @Mojokoworld
Personal Space by Barbarian Flower
Malaysia | @barbarianflower
Prompt: Play https://www.sifa.sg/life-profusion/lp-prompt-play
Curated by Hong Xinyi
A series of creative responses, in visuals and text, to programmes at SIFA 2023. Some of the creative responses are authored by writers from Critics Circle Blog @criticscircleblog, a platform that hosts diverse voices responding in multiple ways to the performing arts in Singapore. Each article is accompanied by an illustration by Winnie Wu of studioKALEIDO.
