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REMEMBERING LOVE

2018

mp4 video

02:52 min

use headphones for bilateral movement soundtrack effect

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”Cherish” exhibition by VISIONARIES

Jul 17 - Aug 14, 2018

Peter W Sheehan Gallery, Australian Catholic University, Brisbane

ARTIST STATEMENT

 

This piece of work is inspired by interpretation of Hansen’s First Ignatian Spiritual Exercises, an imaginative contemplation. It invites viewers to cherish love and gratitude through partnership, family, friendship as well as remembering the marginalised and the forgotten.

Video available upon request.

"I THIRST ... !"

2018

mp4 art video & poetry

00:51 min

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”I Thirst!” exhibition by COSSAG

Jun 2018

Cathedral of St Stephen Art Group, Brisbane

“We are finished!”

Woman declares with a final straw

but lo, He appears

superimposed on Man’s face

gentle heart voice came

“I thirst ... !”

her heart and eyes melt

at His thirst

then her own

and the crown pricks her

once again

 

ARTIST STATEMENT

 

Biblical theme of “I thirst” (John 19:28) inspires a story of the other’s inner Christ ever-appealing for love’s mercy, especially when hatred is so well deserved. The call for oneself to die again and again is daunting. Can we rise as Christ to Christ, deep calling to deep and quench His everlasting thirst?

WALLS & STRAWS

2017

digital - words & photography

mp4 photostory video with ebook

05:10 min

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”All are One” exhibition by COSSAG

Jun 2018

Cathedral of St Stephen Art Group, Brisbane

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ARTIST STATEMENT

 

Journey of displacement caused me to contemplate on worldview. My concluding paragraph “Together we hold the earth” especially challenges my view of “oneness with the world.” Using man-made plumbline, “All are One” speaks of celebrating unity and equality despite differences, like a brick wall, which makes me reject the terrorists and Trumps. In reality, Humanity includes these people. The “us versus them” mentality on both sides reflect the way Duality has always played in Oneness. My challenge is to embrace the ‘as-is’, without judgment of good and evil, for All of Humanity are One. Hoseline, not plumbline, is key.

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