Entanglements Exhibition Publication

entanglements: Contemplations and conversations on art, nature and technology is a publication accompanying the exhibition entanglements, held at the Objectifs Lower Galleries from 31 July to 30 August 2026. The exhibition stemmed from the belief that nature and technology are not discrete entities, but rather deeply entwined. Technology is often seen as dominating our natural environment, through rapid processes of extraction or destruction. Simultaneously, the same tools can aid in restoring connection, appreciating slowness and understanding environmental complexity. The natural world also has much to teach us about interdependence, systems and care. This entanglement is inevitable, and we are already in the centre of it. 

The publication provides insight into the process of making and the conversations around the works, as well as perspectives on human intervention and urbanisation’s impact and entwinement with the natural world. It includes a curatorial essay by Huijun Lu, interviews with the artists Victoria Hertel, PG Lee, Huijun Lu, Rusydan Norr and Woong Soak Teng, documentation of the works as well as written contributions by guest artists Isa Pengskul, Tiffany Lay (of collective Weed Day) and Fajrina Razak.