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ArtScience Encounters

On dwelling and drift: encountering the unexpected in incidental spaces.

ArtScience Encounters is an ongoing series that unfolds in the in-between. Conceived as a platform for interdisciplinary artistic gestures, it invites audiences to engage with the architecture of ArtScience Museum as a living space — resonant, responsive and alive with potential.

Each iteration of Encounters takes root in liminal or transitory spaces: the Oculus, the walkways between galleries, the seams where natural light meets structural curve. These thresholds are often passed through quickly, but full of possibility when held still.

In these spaces, artists are invited to compose site-sensitive works that respond to the architecture, not just visually, but sensorially and conceptually. The result is a constellation of installations, performances and time-based works that reorient the visitor’s experience of the museum — slowing the pace, shifting attention, offering surprise or stillness where least expected.

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ArtScience Encounters: Windswept Adan by Ichiko Aoba

From 13 Nov
Oculus, Basement 2
Free Admission

 

Enter the dreamlike archipelago of Windswept Adan, a multi-channel sound installation by singer-songwriter Ichiko Aoba. Conceived as a soundtrack to an imaginary film during journeys through the Ryukyu Archipelago, the work invites visitors into a speculative world where music and imagination intertwine.
 

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ArtScience Encounters: Threshold by Louis Quek

From 7 Nov
Anteroom, Basement 1
Free Admission, with Ticketed Programmes

 

In Threshold, sound artist Louis Quek proposes futures where boundaries and margins dissolve, existing instead in a perpetual state of endless transitions.

 

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