LAS Art Foundation

Charmaine Poh and Park Hye-in

Asian Feminist Studio for Art and Research (AFSAR)
Two portraits of women side by side. The woman on the left has long black hair, wears a black spaghetti strap top, and has a neutral expression against a light background. The woman on the right has long dark hair, wears a black top, and is against a dark background.
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In her artistic practice, Charmaine Poh analyses, interrogates and documents ideas of agency, healing and the body between worlds. She is currently working on THE YOUNG BODY UNIVERSE, a series of enactments in which she explores the possibilities of a feminist techno-body. Her work focuses on the effects of vulnerability, desire and intimacy from the point of view of subversion.

Park Hye-in focuses her research as a curator and artistic researcher on questioning and deconstructing traditional notions of culture and art in the East Asian context. She has expanded her research focus by participating in various curatorial programmes and projects, including the publication project Amalgam, the research studio TPEAA (Trans-cultural Practices in East Asian Art) and various film initiatives.