Hand in Hand into Havoc

   

“Hand in Hand into Havoc” draws together elements and works related to “Lykke Til,” the artist’s recently completed narrative short film, which examines life’s unforeseen challenges through the eyes of a Hong Kongese migrant living in Norway.

A self-directed short film showcases artists sharing their family stories by exchanging cherished family recipes. This intimate depiction probes the intricate dynamics of family ties, encouraging viewers to navigate the nuanced interplay between memory and reality.

Collective Digestion of Dau6 Fu6 Fo2 Naam5 Faan6

   

Collective Digestion of Dau6 Fu6 Fo2 Naam5 Faan6 reflects on the evolving socio-cultural role of food and shifting family dynamics. Inspired by the concept of Economy rice, the work traces transitions from a father-led household to a mother-driven post-retirement structure. It examines the reallocation of labor and changing gender roles within the family.

26-year-old Ann experiences a financial crisis in her life in Norway. She lives with her partner, Dag in a dilapidated apartment in Oslo. In the winter, she unexpectedly found out she was pregnant. The two’s relationship was on the brink of falling apart. However, she has a chance to face the problems she has with her girlfriend and mother.

Film

The project will take the form of an on-site total installation at the PODIUM in Oslo, consisting of text and sculpture that will form the framework for the video piece: “The Remains of Genetic Salon.”

Exhibition: The Remains of Genetic Salon, Podium OSLO, Oslo Norway.
Photos taken by Øystein Thorvaldsen, Tor Simen Ulstein

Multi-channel video Installation
Projector, LCD Screens, Sand, Digital printed on paper, 1945s Afterposten newspapers, a Barber Chair and a Costume that have used for the film shoot.