Sacred Beings

Watsamon Tri-yasakda documented the hidden identities of youth under the strict uniformity dictated by the normative standards of Thai society.

The Ati-atihan festival incorporates animism, folk Catholicism and ancestral beliefs, coming together and transforming into contemporary madness.

Apparatus is an exploration of colonial influence on the development of masculinity within the indigenous culture in Aotearoa by Samoan artist Tanu Gago.

Daughter depicts a nuanced, sincere dialogue between an immigrant mother and daughter and their search for serenity.

Inspired by the untold story of Chinese poet and revolutionary Qiu Jin, Wu Tsang re-enacts and decodes the counter-narrative through deliberate mistranslation.

A journey through Hong Kong's dragon gates as research into contemporary fengshui practices while contemplating the mythology and selfhood.

Sarnt Utamachote takes you on a journey through his multi-screened installation, exploring the uncanny relationship between othered cultures, and the Western colonialist gaze.

Indonesia is a selection of personal photographs documenting assistant professor Sharyn Davies' fieldwork during her 20-year research career.

The Sculpture of Place & Time captures the physical and spiritual experiences of a dancer as he takes up space within the static frame through his movements.

Indian artist Tejal Shah wanders through the layers of female sexuality and desires through an array of collage and dream-like sequences.