Ho Tzu Nyen: Time & the Tiger
Time & the Tiger is the most significant exhibition of the work of Ho Tzu Nyen (1976, Singapore) presented todate in Europe. For more than two decades, Ho鈥檚 films, installations and virtual reality artworks relentlessly push the boundaries of moving image. At the heart of his artistic practice is a reflection on history: the way it is written and transmitted, and the role narratives, myths and fiction play in its construction. Ho鈥檚 questions on history are embodied in works that take as their starting point the context of Southeast Asia 鈥� a region whose unity lies in its plurality and transformation. The exhibition gathers several of Ho鈥檚 major installations, among them the important new production T for Time (2023鈥搊ngoing). Programmed through an algorithm, this two-channel projection brings together references and anecdotes from various cultural contexts, both European and Asian, to offer a profound meditation on the notion of time.
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Time & the Tiger is the most significant exhibition of the work of Ho Tzu Nyen (1976, Singapore) presented todate in Europe. For more than two decades, Ho鈥檚 films, installations and virtual reality artworks relentlessly push the boundaries of moving image. At the heart of his artistic practice is a reflection on history: the way it is written and transmitted, and the role narratives, myths and fiction play in its construction. Ho鈥檚 questions on history are embodied in works that take as their starting point the context of Southeast Asia 鈥� a region whose unity lies in its plurality and transformation. The exhibition gathers several of Ho鈥檚 major installations, among them the important new production T for Time (2023鈥搊ngoing). Programmed through an algorithm, this two-channel projection brings together references and anecdotes from various cultural contexts, both European and Asian, to offer a profound meditation on the notion of time.
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