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Gina Choy

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Gina Choy

  • About
  • CV
  • Articles
  • Calendar
  • Hand Generated
    • Infinity Landscapes (2023- present)
    • Infinity Series (2018-present)
    • Liminal Space (2017)
    • Pulse Beat (2023)
    • Renga (2016)
    • Textile Design (2016)
    • Itadakimasu (2014)
    • The Floating Exchange (2014)
    • 100 Year Ceiling - Japan (2013)
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    • Xiě Dòng Huà 寫動畫
    • Indigo Daze (2023)
    • Octopussy (2023)
    • Zephyr (2023)
    • Netsuke (2023)
    • Emissaries of Beauty (2023)
    • REEF (2023)
    • XIE HUA (2022)
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The Floating Exchange (2014)

Hundreds of my tiny handmade porcelain fish shimmering in a detail of my installation ‘The Floating Exchange’. This interactive installation I made in 2014 for ‘Itadakimasu’ was by far one of my most exciting projects. I loved watching my audience swoop in and deconstruct this gorgeous piece, a bamboo ship hull dangling with glittering gold and white porcelain fish. By each breaking a fish from its silken thread and tying something on in exchange my audience transformed this work, to something I couldn’t expect or control. Some brought things with them, anticipating thoughtfully, while others rummaged in pockets and purses. Some gave generous and loved items, others attached unwanted artefacts from their day. I made this artwork as a symbol, to inspire thought about how we each take individually from nature and offer a return in some form and how this collective of individual choices can shape and change the natural world irrevocably for either better or worse.

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