TRENDS Plastikophobia Last time we discovered Benjamin Von Wong’s “Strawpocalypse” in Vietnam, today we bring to you his latest work in Singapore, “Plastikphobia”. An immersive installation composed entirely of throw-away cups. In a similar method, Von Wong, with the support of volunteers, collected over 18,000 disposable

TRENDS Hong Kong Arts Month Just as flowers blossom for Spring, Hong Kong’s art scene lives for March. The annual monthly affair brings together local and international artists, collectors and visitors to the city for a dynamic experience of what Asia has to offer. Some of

TRENDS A Breath of Fresh Air The Saatchi Gallery in London invites you to a “simulation beyond human perception”. The exhibition, “We Live in an Ocean of Air”, explores the interconnectivity between the human and natural worlds through the exchange of O2 and CO2. Visitors are

TRENDS A Chameleon in Disguise, Doug Aitken’s “Mirage Gstaad” Doug Aitken placed his third installation of the Mirage Mirror House in the Swiss Alps. In 2017, the Mirage made its debut in the outskirts of Palm Springs, and later in 2018, the kaleidoscopic house was placed

TRENDS Strawpocalypse in Ho Chi Minh City 168,000 recycled plastic straws, 500 volunteers, 6 months and 1 message. Photographer Benjamin Von Wong’s latest art installation, “Strawpocalypse – The Parting of the Plastic Sea” warns the world of the urgent need to address the use of single-use