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Amanda Heng: A Pause
Opening to the public today.

We are grateful to be part of the Singapore Pavilion for Amanda Heng: A Pause, curated by Selene Yap.

Congratulations to Amanda, Selene, and the whole team. Thank you to everyone who made this possible.

Singapore Pavilion
61st International Art Exhibition, La Biennale di Venezia
May 9 – November 22, 2026

Image courtesy of Singapore Art Museum

We’re happy to support for his exhibition at Thailand Biennale 2025. Set within an abandoned public market in Phuket, the project operates through a vertical sequence of sound, architecture, and ecology, activating unfinished structures and accumulated histories to reflect on cohabitation and non-human economies.

Sound moves through the building, drifting between air and water, above and below. Bird calls settle into wooden structures shaped after commercial swiftlet nests, while coral soundscapes surface from a flooded architectural void, where an image floats just above still water.

Structurally, the project unfolds as a vertical system. Sonic works activate unfinished market spaces, submerged parking areas, and the thresholds between them, using sound as an infrastructural element that binds disparate architectural conditions. Photographs laid across structures originally intended as market stalls hold fragments of collective life, movement, and interruption. Together, the works bind air and water, above and below, into a continuous spatial system of cohabitation and non-human economies.

Honored to support this project.

Photographs © .247 . Courtesy of Pratchaya Phinthong.