Microorganisms Landscape
11am–8.30pm (Mon–Fri)
10am–8.30pm (Sat, Sun and PH)
Microorganisms Landscape expresses Han Sai Por’s concern with the impact of human activity on the environment and man’s relationship with nature through an installation that foregrounds the pivotal role of microorganisms in nature.
Han Sai Por is a leading Asian sculptor and recipient of Singapore’s Cultural Medallion. Celebrated for her works in stone, her accolades include the Grand Prize at the Triennale-India 2005 and Outstanding Sculpture Award, China in 2006. Considered as one of Singapore’s pivotal modern art sculptors, Han has received critical attention for the rigour of her practice over the years. Nature has been her principal source of inspiration, providing motifs and metaphors of forests, plants, seeds and fruit that signify the vitality of life. Her sculptures are characterised by organic forms and understated elegance, often demonstrating a strong sense of symmetry and balance as well as intuitive understanding of material. While stone has been the material she is most associated with, Han has worked successfully with glass, metals, paper and ice, and her practice also extends to paintings and drawings.
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