This should be the biggest drawing installation for the Singapore Biennale 2008. It covers the walls, ceiling and floor of a entire block in South Beach Development.
The drawing is done by Joshua Yang, a Malaysian artist who lives and works in Singapore. Joshua begins his drawings as the exploration of an area to be covered by his linear meanderings. Layered with the scientific conundrum of the “Superstring Theory” – Joshua’s method of working is based on a strict system:
1. The line must not intersect itself at any point
2. The line must be continuous and no breaks
Here are some photos of his artwork:
How much space can a single line occupy? Apparently, an entire building block in Joshua’s drawing as seen above! 🙂
Read the rest of my Singapore Biennale 2008 entries:
Address (Project: Another Country)
Cermelang, Gemilang, Terbilang (Excellence, Glory, Distinction)
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this artist is bobo man..what superstring theory…superstring theory has no strings at all one loh…kekeke. He never explain how his artwork ties gravitation to the other 3 boogie forces arh. Oso never represent his artwork in 26 dimensions. How can liddat… might as well name his artwork Nokia Snake…coz snake oso have:
1. The line must not intersect itself at any point
2. The line must be continuous and no breaks
kekeke. I’m waiting for a conference call, so abit bored…thought can see some scandals here and watch some bobo person write long self-righteous nonsense in the comments section. Dissapointed MANS.
Hey dude, cannot everyday scandal lah…