Sojourn Landscapes was put together during the COVID-19 global pandemic where we find ourselves reflecting on our current state of affairs and our current state of being.

This showcase considers the nuances of the Everyday, emphasizing the experience of nonconsequential occurrences drawing us into the vast internal landscapes of reflection and contemplation.

The space between places, the place between spaces, the liminal and peripheral spaces amidst the infinite transitions of monotonous structured thoughts.

In these interims, there is no sense of time or place.

Mostly, we are unaware and unknowing of these in-between vacuous pauses after the end of one “event” and before the start of another.  What resides in these pauses, is so fleeting, it is almost indiscernible, disappearing as soon as we begin to grasp it. In these instants, sometimes clarity finds its place within our consciousness, a brief sudden clear awareness emerges, a feeling, a knowing that nothing stays the same and all is nothing. 

The images, soundscapes, and moving stills are landscapes of unthinking and disremembering, they are developed from the journey through our everyday lives, pausing, and collecting both micro-blinks of unthoughts, and instants of unexpected episodes of contemplation and reflection.

Read Artist Interview: On Landscapes, Soundscapes and Mindscapes by Michelle Ho here.

Read Sojourns in the realm of the unreal by Louis Ho here.

Read A Glimpse of the Landscape by Mary-Ann Teo here.