Murni Mo Selle is a Singapore based multi-disciplinary visual artist and marketing and communications consultant. As a creative, she is known for her role as a VJ in the superclub called Ministry of Sound from 2006 to 2008, television productions from 2008 to 2012 and later in the advertising agencies creating award-winning campaigns. Her authentic self is still attached to the arts, so the decision to create again is empirical to maintaining a sense of self and purpose. As a social activist, her practice incorporates intersecting layers of different media: film, sound, photography and digital. Her current works explore issues of the social divide, identity, gender, eco-consciousness, and the protection of indigenous tribes.
Mo Selle’s works have been widely featured locally and internationally. Group exhibitions include "Pushing Paper: Contemporary drawing from 1970 to now" (2020), Durham University, United Kingdom; Z-Axis - PAVED Arts (2009), Saskatoon, Canada; “Poetics of Space”(2008), Rectangular Dreams, Theaterworks Installation, Moscow; CellsButton Media Exhibition (2007), Jogjakarta Indonesia, Via Via Cafe (2008), Jogjakarta Indonesia; Video Art Showcase (2009), Artoholic Gallery, Singapore; Visuals for Theater Performance, SUVADUGAL (2006), Singapore; collaboration with VJ Andrews for DJ TIESTO’S Tour, After the Sunset (2007), Singapore. Her short film was showcased at both the Melbourne Queer Festival (2008), Singapore Int’l Film Festival (2007). She received her training in Multimedia Production from SAE Institute of Technology (2003), Digital Filmmaking from LASALLE College of the Arts (2008), Communications and Media Management from University of South Australia (2012) and Mass Communication with Business (Hons) from Northumbria University (2019).
