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I caught it hiding by the coffee garden
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Chinese ink and coffee
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Dimensions: 68.5cm (H) x 68cm (W) x 3cm (D) / 27" (H) x 26.8" (W) x 1.2" (D)
Note: Actual colours may vary due to photography & computer settings.
Artist Statement
The idea behind this series stemmed from a strong desire to pause for a moment, to allow myself time and space to be present with a 'still' object. In this case, I had chosen onions as they stood out as one of the smallest objects within my surrounding then. I was fascinated by the intricacy of its structure despite its almost insignificant physical presence. I liked how it turned out to be, quietly growing amidst the daily happenings. I wanted so much to simply observe it without distractions from the everyday noises. The titles resonate with my yearning for stillness and the constant thought of going back to it, hence "On(ion)" - a play on the pronunciation of 'on'(Un) as in 'undoing' and 'ion', a suffix which denotes an action or a condition. The long titles are deliberate and they put a playful spin on my experience with the onions.
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Artist Profile
Born: 1974
Hometown: Singapore
Based in: United Kingdom
Jennifer Ng is a Singaporean artist based in the UK. Jennifer graduated from the Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts in 1995 and have been a practicing artist since. Jennifer is also an art educator with a Masters in Art Education obtained from the National Institute of Education and has been teaching art for over twenty years. She is currently undertaking a PhD in Art Research at the Birmingham City University in the UK.
Her art practice traverses multiple disciplines in her attempt to explore ideas and meanings lying within their interstices. Her works span across painting, sculptures, installation, participatory and performance art as she engages embodied experience with materials and space. She is currently working with the medium of Chinese ink and watercolour to explore the phenomenological interaction with objects, specifically their tangible, intangible associations and narrative potentiality.
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