Installation view of Lee Kang Seung’s Skin (2024) as part of Lost & Found: Embodied Archive at SAM at Tanjong Pagar Distripark. Image courtesy of Singapore Art Museum.
Kang Seung Lee is included in the group exhibition, Lost to & Found: Embodied Archive at the Singapore Art Museum (SAM), will be on view from October 25–November 24, 2024.
Singapore Art Museum's press release follows:
Lost & Found: Embodied Archive is the second pillar of Lost & Found, a multi-phased curatorial project exploring the significance of archival documentation and records through artistic practices. By studying how artists collect what seems uncollectable, assemble that which resists assembly, and present that which defies visibility, Lost & Found engages with questions concerning the authoritative voice of archives and history.
With an emphasis on the process-driven and durational aspects of the participating artists, Lost & Found: Embodied Archive is a month-long unfolding that will examine the intersections between the body and memory. By inhabiting the gallery space, artists will be activating their work and engaging with audiences throughout the exhibition period.
