What does rest mean to you? A question to ponder when conceptualising this installation; in a world where expectations catch up to us at every waking moment, how may we reimagine it?
“Head in the clouds”
by Timothy and Raihan
poses as spatial commentary on the mind-wandering state of ‘spacing out’, akin to being in a daydream. As the hustle and bustle of our economic landscape dominates our lives, this installation invites us to sit, reflect and ponder on our physical and mental being to avoid the reprecusions of burning out as a whole. concrete bricks, cotton fabric,
helium balloons, chiffon silk
the everyday museum
by
singapore art museum
Concrete, the industrial metaphor for our economic industry,
a life surrounded by urbanism
A discarded wooden plank,
nature as an afterthought in society nowadays
The balloons and fabric are a slew of thoughts, symbolising nothing but everything in our minds all the same.