H Gallery is very pleased to announce an exhibition of two artists who
explore the urban environment in radical contrast. Singapore-based
Michael Lee creates cool, analytical renderings of lost, destroyed and
impossible cities which examine these sites as sources of individual
desires, fantasy and collective memory and need. Olivier Pin-Fat’s
photographs of his adopted home of Bangkok are inflected by drug-induced
visions, a profound sense of the animistic, and disruptions of the
photographic surface. While Lee dissects ethereal knowledge of places
and spaces, Pin-Fat registers the outer reaches of subjective
experience. At some point, the works of both artists meet.
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