Vortice Voyeur: From Water Station, by OtaShogo 渦窺

Chen Jiexiao

At present the artistic director of collective "Miao Dance", Jiexiao is also the director of production house Rice Bowl Pixels, as well as a swimming instructor. He has collaborated with visual artist Jaxton Su for the "Colours in Motion" project, as well as for the "Vestige"series of installation-performances. He also presented his own full-length production “HowTo Be Alone” in 2017 commissioned by NUS Centre For the Arts (CFA), as well as a full-length duet “Corked”. In 2019, he travelled thrice on invitation to Guangzhou to conduct dance film workshops as well as perform his works-in-progress. In 2020, he collaborated with theater director Richard Chua, multimedia artist Urich Lau, musician Andy Yang, and costume artist Eve Tan to present "Vortice Voyeur", an online live full-length production. He also worked with all 12 artists from Raw Moves' RAWground:Reference in 2020, responsible for cinematography and editing.His dance films have been selected for more than 50 festivals internationally. Winning awards such as Best Direction, Best Video Art, Best Concept and Best Sound Design. Jiexiao is primarily concerned with topics relating to the human condition, particularly notions of loneliness and capriciousness

Urich Lau

Urich Lau, born 1975, is a visual artist, independent curator and art educator based in Singapore. Focusing in video art, photography media art, he has presented works in Singapore and internationally. His exhibitions include Singapore Biennale 2013, VII Tashkent International Biennale of Contemporary Art, the 7th Geumgang Nature Art Biennale and Pyeongchang Biennale 2017. His curatorial projects include Negentropic Fields at National Gallery Singapore (Singapore, 2020), SUPER–TRAJECTORY exchange exhibitions at Tainan Art Museum (Tainan, 2019) and ArtScience Museum (Singapore, 2020), and Sim Lim Square Art Residency (Singapore Art Week 2018). Graduated with a Master of Fine Art from Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology in 2004, he is a lecturer at LASALLE College of the Arts. He is also the founding member of the art collective INTER–MISSION and the studio Hothouse.

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Andy Yang

Andy Yang is a multi-disciplinary artist known for his abstract visual & sound experimentations. The explorations between visual art and music led him to the creation of works under musical stimuli with The Observatory. In Anitya 1 (2011) that exposes the process of his art making in full cycle, from creation to destruction at the Earl Lu Gallery of the Institute of Contemporary Art Singapore. And again, for the latest ArtScience Late feature, Ceremony (2019) together with SA TheCollective, the artist celebrated the experiences of human childbirth through an energetic sound performance set against an elaborate visual art installation set.

In the year 2020. He was part of the critically acclaimed group show, DE:VOTED… an immerse communion with light, sound, and performance. 7 days | 9 artists | 3 workshops | 9 brand-new site specific works.

Set-up, Presentation, and De-installation... dissected and opened up within a single continuous gesture over two cities. The project was commissioned as part of the show highlights for the Singapore Art Week(SAW) 2020 organised by the National Arts Council (NAC) Singapore

Eve Tan

Eve Tan has been working in the art industry for the past twenty years and has participated in several art projects and exhibitions. Her work includes programmer manager for Art of Speed and Big Draw ’15 at Playeum, committee organiser for the 6th International Urban Sketchers Symposium and programme curator for My HeARTland Carnival on MediaCorp Channel 8. Eve sees creative projects synonymous with dirt and champagne in everyday life. As a designer, she specializes in design for theatre festivals such as 0600 (SIFA 2018), It’s a Happy Happy World (Silver Arts2018), The Rubbish Prince (Arts in Your Neighbourhood). She was the art director for Studio Disney @Disney Channel and U Pick Live @Nickelodeon TV. Eve also does wardrobe styling for theatre productions and Singapore films. Her work can be seen is shows such as People Likes Us, 7 Letters (Boo Junfeng), Blood Ties, Kallang Roar the movie and Singapore Dreaming. As an artist, she works primarily in watercolour and ink. Her works were featured at Your Mother Gallery, The Substation, Singapore Art Museum etc. Eve loves working with art and nature, she has conducted children art workshops at The Substation, Playeum and Nanyang Academy of Fines Art.

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JunYears

A man of passion and commitment, JunYears is a videographer and photographer who has put his full dedication towards the art of creating content with media. Since a young age, Jun is keen to acquire any knowledge by himself and is motivated to educate and mentor those who have been deprived from doing what they enjoy doing, showing world things they have never seen before through the works of the media.

Born and raised in Singapore, Jun grew up establishing his way through life a rough stretch, and building up a path for his future by the means of hard work, obligation, and life experiences with the help of technology.

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Jezreel Lee

Jezreel is passionate about helping youth using the power of Arts.

She graduated from Republic Polytechnic with a Diploma in Technology and Arts Management and Bachelor of Arts (Honours) In Theatre Arts (First Class) from NAFA.

She started helping youths using the arts at Singapore Creation Etc and later has been working in both theatre and film. Now she has founded a non-profit company, B.E. Ltd, to further her dreams in helping youth using arts and production.