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The Buddhist Bug Project Travels Through Cambodia

The Buddhist Bug Project Travels Through Cambodiathe buddhist bug project travels through cambodia
The 30-meter long personality corkscrews through the traditional cityscape, intertwining amongst the locals and their habitats, resulting in humorous and dreamlike scenarios. ‘meters and meters of textile act as skin, as a way for the surface of my body to extend into public spaces, and as a metaphoric device for stories to spread across an expanse.’,
Tthe artist says ‘for me, performance and storytelling become ways of bridging the interior and exterior space of self as well as initiate critical dialogues between communities and institutions.‘ the buddhist bug project is currently being shown for art stage singapore.
The Buddhist Bug Project Travels Through Cambodiathe buddhist bug project travels through cambodia
in the cambodian landscape
The Buddhist Bug Project Travels Through Cambodiathe buddhist bug project travels through cambodia
interacting with locals in their environment
The Buddhist Bug Project Travels Through Cambodiathe buddhist bug project travels through cambodia
bbug situates on a traditional boat
The Buddhist Bug Project Travels Through Cambodiathe buddhist bug project travels through cambodia
the meters of orange skin represent the color of buddhist monk robes

 The Buddhist Bug Project Travels Through Cambodiathe buddhist bug project travels through cambodia
traveling through the urban cityscape
The Buddhist Bug Project Travels Through Cambodiathe buddhist bug project travels through cambodia
the bbug’s presence in the environment creates a surrealistic scenario
nina azzarello I designboom
jan 20, 2014
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