SLOW MAKING with Vivian Qiu

Slow Making is a collection of encounters made up of personal stories articulated and explored through materiality and social engagement.

Slow Making is a collection of encounters made up of personal stories articulated and explored through materiality and social engagement. Curated by Andari Suherlan, the show explores the works of jewellery artist Vivian Qiu in collaboration with interior designers Suriana and Leslie Ham.
Slow Making investigates relationships between ways of looking and creating that promote mindfulness and well-being in a desensitised digital and post-pandemic age.   

This exhibition includes two workshops and an interactive work inspired by the artist’s ongoing project ‘Life Line’. Click the links below to register and find out more about the workshops.

Sentimental Materials Workshop

Exploring Life Line Workshop

Image credit: Vivian Qiu, 24 Solar Terms, 2023. Photography by Geraldine Lewa

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