Robert Zhao Renhui

Dublin Core

Title

Robert Zhao Renhui

Subject

Description

Since 2013, Zhao has been collecting old photographs of Singapore, focusing specifically on images that capture the city’s landscape and elements related to her natural history. The project for his residency, provisionally titled The Museum of Disappearance, sets out to unravel the dormant narratives embedded in the photographs in order to shed a different light onto the complex history of our relationship with nature. Further expanding on his interest in the interaction between humans and the natural environment, he plans to conduct extensive fieldwork in the backwoods behind his studio, a patch of secondary forest stretching from Malan Road to Henderson Road, documenting its trees and natural habitat.

Date

10 October 2017 – 30 March 2018

Coverage

Residency Item Type Metadata

Short Description

Further expanding on his interest in the interaction between humans and the natural environment, Zhao plans to conduct extensive fieldwork in the backwoods behind his studio, a patch of secondary forest stretching from Malan Road to Henderson Road, documenting its trees and natural habitat.

Location

Onsite (CCA)

Collaboration

No

Commissioned Work

No

Files

A-Guide-to-the-Flora-and-Fauna-of-the-World.jpg
Glacier-Study-Group.jpg
Rhinoceros-with-no-horns.jpg
Insect-Trap3.jpg
Wolf-Hunting.jpg

Collection

Citation

“Robert Zhao Renhui,” NTU CCA Singapore Digital Archive, accessed April 27, 2024, https://ntuccasingapore.omeka.net/items/show/1350.