Veronyka Lau is an English Lit grad, social and animal welfare advocate, martial artist turned artist. Her art searches for the catalytic switches in collective action and contemplates the mercurial qualities of the feminine for conveyance and resistance in a climate of crisis and decline. She is a part of an all-women arts collective Fertile Art Refinery, a performance collective Wuwei and a member of The Artists Village for which she co-curated this year’s Singapore Art Week presentation S23. Her recent projects include an intergenerational community programme as part of the National Gallery Singapore’s givingBac residency, a performance video presentation at M+ Hong Kong and an ongoing multi-partner community and participatory art project Renew Earth Sweat Shop on fashion waste with Post-Museum.
Strange Tools Punggol Regional Library
Veronyka Lau will dive deeper into the concepts of her Uncanny Valley work in A Blip in Time, exploring the discomforts of technology as it continues to open up possibilities for human augmentation, empathy and care. The work will have a participatory element that engages the public and wider FAR community. She is keen to explore AI, chatbots and robotics.
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