Bad Clocks: Exhibition Activation - Contemplations on Being — A Durational Experiment of Noticing | Peatixtag:peatix.com,2011:12023-03-07T15:03:11+08:00PeatixObjectifsBad Clocks: Exhibition Activation - Contemplations on Being — A Durational Experiment of Noticingtag:peatix.com,2023:event-34500382023-01-07T12:00:00SGT2023-01-07T12:00:00SGTExhibition Activation: Contemplations on Being — A Durational Experiment of NoticingBy Neo Jialing7 Jan, Sat | 12pm & 3pm4 Feb, Sat | 12pm & 3pm5 Feb, Sun | 12pm & 3pmCourtyard and Lower Gallery, ObjectifsThis event is part of Bad Clocks: Alley through a Pinhole by DASSAD, in collaboration with Victoria Hertel, Neo Jialing, Euginia TanContemplations on Being — A Durational Experiment of Noticing is a fabric installation that ruminates on the length of time that we take to adjust to external stimuli. In extension to the work, the artist will conduct a performance-facilitation session. The session will begin in Objectifs' courtyard, and proceed through the bookstore to the Lower Gallery. Participants are encouraged to dress comfortably.*About the ArtistNeo Jialing is an artist, maker, poet and dancer, with a B.A. in Dance from LASALLE College of the Arts. Her works strive to create and share safe spaces, transcending atypical notions of dance with written and spoken word. She has a penchant for movement improvisation and site-specific work. As an independent dance artist, she has an interest in education and pedagogy, often learning from her students as they learn from her. Driven by the belief that dance is a visceral medium of expression, she aims to share her passion for improvisation with bodies beyond the dance landscape.*About Bad Clocks: Alley through a PinholeBad Clocks: Alley Through a Pinhole is a site-specific and immersive installation that introduces a camera obscura into the Lower Gallery of Objectifs. By creating a pinhole in a darkened room, the environment surrounding the gallery projects back into its interiors, blending indoor and outdoor spaces with light.Bad Clocks is an ongoing concept explored by DASSAD to reconsider the ways we understand and define time. This iteration explores the perception of time within the camera obscura, tracing back to the beginnings of photography. The camera obscura becomes a playground for interdisciplinary collaborations, inspiring visual, sound, performance and installation-based works concerned about the passing of time. This exhibition is led by DASSAD, in collaboration with installation artist, Victoria Hertel, movement artist, Neo Jialing, and writer, Euginia Tan, and with venue support from Objectifs.