Wei Leng Tay
Live streaming, Prince Edward, 12/11/2019, 23:35:05-6. 25 frames per second, 1920x1080. , 2019
Archival pigment prints
Each 14.06x25cm
Edition of 3 plus 1 artist's proof
Copyright The Artist
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This work comprises 25 sequential still images from 1 second of PAL video footage in November 2019. Recorded in the toy filled living room of a family in Hong Kong,...
This work comprises 25 sequential still images from 1 second of PAL video footage in November 2019. Recorded in the toy filled living room of a family in Hong Kong, the television screen displays the live streaming of events going on outside at that time. Above the television is one of my earlier works from Kai Yuen Lane. The distribution of one second of video across 25 frames in the gallery space changes the viewing of the event from a temporal one of a video to a spatial one of photo prints, with viewers moving right across the space as they look, and people moving leftward in the teargas in the television screen in the still image.