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  • Home
  • About
    • Profile
    • The Everyday
    • Notions of Travel
  • Praxis
    • Haisai Okinawa!
    • Goraiko
    • Kotoriya
    • Moving Mountain >
      • Portraits of Yama
      • Walking with Yama
      • Day & Night
      • Yama Chan
    • Elevating Stones
    • Brevity & Gravity
    • Yamayamayama
    • Everyday Myths
    • 15 Hour Distance >
      • Outtakes
      • On-Line Perspectives
      • Nonya Tropics
      • Chocolately Sweet Nothings
    • Travel Patterns
    • Makan Fusion
  • Collective
    • Showcase
    • Community
    • Fuchsia
    • Arts Garden Club
  • Contact

Everyday Myths

Everyday Myths  is an ongoing inquiry into chance encounters that occur within lived environments and day-to-day routines. A visual archive narrated through photographs and paint, Everyday Myths celebrates the whimsical, idiosyncratic, and contemplative states that the surprise of found urban sculptures can evoke. 

The painted series Street Cred and photographic collection Things on Bins were interwoven and developed into a site-responsive installation at Grey Projects, Singapore, during a month long studio residency.
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