Carissa Low Hui XinCollage A3 — Video MontageThis video montage is a criticism of Amos Yee’s video which celebrated the death of Lee Kuan Yew. Elements of Amos Yee’s viral video and a…Nov 17, 2015Nov 17, 2015
Carissa Low Hui XinCollage A2 — VicesThis work explores the moments in which people indulge in vices such as smoking and drinking, especially as they are both used as a way to…Nov 17, 2015Nov 17, 2015
Carissa Low Hui XinCollage A1 — ContainmentThis work was inspired by two things: Joseph Cornell’s shadow boxes and the personal dream I had about rabbit-sized elephants.Nov 17, 2015Nov 17, 2015
Carissa Low Hui XinSequential Art A4 — Tangled, A ReinterpretationThis work is a simple reinterpretation of the story of Rapunzel, where neither options lead to a happy ending, subverting the assumption…Nov 12, 2015Nov 12, 2015
Carissa Low Hui XinSequential Art A3 — A Journey to the Afterlife, On Death and DyingThis comic tries to explore death as a journey to the afterlife, with the idea of the soul leaving the body and finding its way to the next…Nov 12, 2015Nov 12, 2015
Carissa Low Hui XinSequential Art A2 — On Loneliness in One-Room FlatsOn Loneliness in One-Room Flats is a comic that tries to capture the ironic isolation elderlies living in one-room flats in Singapore may…Nov 12, 2015Nov 12, 2015
Carissa Low Hui XinSequential Art A1 — The Stage HijackThis short story is about how a random audience member at a performance runs up on stage to hijack the performance, and performing well…Nov 12, 2015Nov 12, 2015
