The Patchwork Rabbit
2023
The Sydney Lunar Festival,
The City of Sydney
Adjoining Koreatown
Situated on Liverpool Street,
between Sussex Street and Castlereagh Street.
2023
The Sydney Lunar Festival,
The City of Sydney
Adjoining Koreatown
Situated on Liverpool Street,
between Sussex Street and Castlereagh Street.
The artwork draws inspiration from ‘jogakbo’, 조각보, a style of traditional Korean bojagi cloth-making, and uses a collage of paper textures to quilt a patchwork of rabbits.
The artwork highlights the patchwork of families, friends, communities and cultures that had pieced together a colourful and multifaceted celebration during Lunar New Year in Australia. It is also a small reflection of my celebration during Lunar New Year in Australia as an Australian born Chinese living in a Korean household.
Photos by Jeonghoon Lim.
Family Murmurings
2022
Museum of Chinese Australian History
Team
Kenneth Chan, Angela Buckingham, Oliver Clifton
Agency
The Jacky Winter Group
2022
Museum of Chinese Australian History
Team
Kenneth Chan, Angela Buckingham, Oliver Clifton
Agency
The Jacky Winter Group
A collaboration inspired by the stories written by Ken Chan of growing up as an Australian Chinese in the 1950s and 1960s. It focuses on the ups and downs of one community, concentrating on one extended family.
It presents as an exhibtion with the artworks drawn together into a virtual reality reel, allowing viewers to explore memory, community, and belonging.
Family Murmurings is an acknowledgement that the Australian Chinese community is diverse, with people whose families have been in Australia for generations and people who have just immigrated. It looks at the cultural relationship with the broader Australian community, through the prism of individual relationships. It is both a historical reference and a personal statement about our past.
- Museum of Chinese Australian History
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This project has been assisted by the Australian Government through the Australia Council, its arts funding and advisory body, supported by the City of Melbourne Arts Grants, and the Chinese Museum.
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It presents as an exhibtion with the artworks drawn together into a virtual reality reel, allowing viewers to explore memory, community, and belonging.
Family Murmurings is an acknowledgement that the Australian Chinese community is diverse, with people whose families have been in Australia for generations and people who have just immigrated. It looks at the cultural relationship with the broader Australian community, through the prism of individual relationships. It is both a historical reference and a personal statement about our past.
- Museum of Chinese Australian History
This project has been assisted by the Australian Government through the Australia Council, its arts funding and advisory body, supported by the City of Melbourne Arts Grants, and the Chinese Museum.
Riddles 中秋花盛开
2022
The Museum of Chinese
Australian History
2022
The Museum of Chinese
Australian History
Artwork created to accompany Riddles for Mid-Autumn Festival at The Museum of Chinese Australian History, Melbourne.
They can be purchased @ The Chinese Museum Shop.
Fine art giclee print on cotton rag, 1100mm x 200mm, 2022.
Snaps courtesy Ben Qin - thank you ︎!
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They can be purchased @ The Chinese Museum Shop.
Fine art giclee print on cotton rag, 1100mm x 200mm, 2022.
Snaps courtesy Ben Qin - thank you ︎!
Painted with blurry eyes, during the rain
2021
2021
MOONs
Illustrative 16: The Biennale of Illustration
& Graphic Art
Illustrative 16: The Biennale of Illustration
& Graphic Art
Artwork for Illustrative 16: The Biennale of Illustration & Graphic Art. These pieces were viewed alongside my GIFs at Direktorenhaus / Johanssen Gallery, Berlin.
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