Fuse

• Prize
• Photographer
  Phyllicia Wang, Singapore

This series of work is an exploration on the notion of fear.
Here,the artist is using photography as a mirror - an
introspective narrative. The level of the mind’s manipulative
capability is almost boundless, which could adversely affect a
person's ability to function. Sometimes fear can make you feel
you are connected to reality only by a thin thread. Once the
barrier (to sustain sanity) has been broken, the space of reality
and the mental start to merge into one.The photographic inner
contained spaces serve to reflect the psychological state of
mind, judgement and behavior when the human mind does not
have the ability to differentiate physical rational space and
disorientated psychological space. The idea of space is being
fetishized, functioning as a doorway to an alternate dimension.

Awards One Eyeland Photography Awards 13' Finalist (People Culture, Fine Art Abstract, Fine Art Portrait, People Portrait)

IPA 13' Honorable Mention (Fine Art : Portrait, People : Culture, People : Portrait)

IPA 12' Honorable Mention (Editorial : Personality, People : Portrait, Architecture : Industrial)

IPA 10' Honorable Mention (Editorial : Photo Essay, People : Lifestyle)

Crowbar '10 Finalist (Photography: Narrative)


National Geography Singapore VivoCity Showcase 2010

CDL Republic Plaza Show 2012

Noise Singapore 2012 showcase exhibition at ION Orchard