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The Weight of Air, Ng Hui Hsien

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This print is part of the Support Objectifs: 20 for 2020  fundraiser and is not available for sale. Please view the details on the fundraiser page before making your print selection.  

Instructions

Please select the print size corresponding to your donation tier:
$90 and above – one 27 x 18cm print
$300 and above – one 45 x 30cm print
$500 and above – one 60 x 40cm prin

  • Prints are specially made as gifts for donors for the Objectifs Supports fundraiser.
  • The prints come in the standard sizes listed above for each format, no variations or framing options are available. You may approach Q Framing for framing.
  • The prints are available for local delivery at a flat rate fee of $20, or self-collection from Objectifs at no additional cost. Kindly note that the prints will be available in 3 batches:

a) Donations made by Mon 30 Nov, 2359h can be collected from Objectifs from 11 Dec – 20 Dec, or after 4 Jan 2021
b) Donations made by Fri 10 Dec, 2359h can be collected from Objectifs from 17 Dec – 20 Dec, or after 4 Jan 2021
c) Donations made after Fri 10 Dec, 2359h can be collected from Objectifs from 4 Jan 2021

View more prints from the Support Objectifs fundraiser here. 

Special thanks to Q Framing for sponsoring the printing of these gifts.


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About Ng Hui Hsien

Ng Hui Hsien is an artist, writer, and researcher. Her art practice uses photography as a medium to explore themes such as consciousness, the nature of reality, (im)materiality, and interconnectivity; they are sites where the unconscious can find expression, indirectly or otherwise.

Hui Hsien’s work has been internationally exhibited in institutions and festivals, including a solo show at Reykjavík Museum Of Photography. Her limited-edition, hand-stitched artist book – The Weight of Air – is in both public and private collections including the New York Public Library (United States), Hellenic Centre for Photography (Greece), and Asia Pacific Photobook Archive (Australia). It is one of the featured books in How We See: Photobooks by Women (10×10 Photobooks, 2018).