Serenity Department Website & Webshop
Serenity Department officially has an online space! It is the home of affective labour as research and financial labour as webshop.... more
Tag: design
radio SLUMBER @ Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam
This installation began as a series of informal gatherings which took place over the winter of 2020: part sleepover, part social-practice art, part ‘diasporadic’ coven, and part study group.... more
Shapeshifty
An embodied publication shifting between between protective armour and safety blanket, magazine and garment, and human and mythological creature.... more
Burning Ritual
Paper replicas of the life-sized joss paper dresses were ritualistically burnt in an attempt to connect me to the past, present, and future, through gestures that I have come to understand as spectral publishing.... more
A Cookbook of Invisible Writing
The book is an introduction to analog steganography, a type of secret writing that is hidden in plain sight. It is an invisible ink colouring book, recipe book, puzzle book and artistic research book. ‘A Cookbook of Invisible Writing’ is an introduction to analog steganography, a type of secret writing that is hidden in plain sight. It is an invisible ink colouring book, recipe book, puzzle book and artistic research book.... more
Thunderclap Shop
In this iteration of Thunderclap, the show was set up as part-shop, part-sewing workshop and part-exhibition. Thunderclap employs steganography to publicly redistribute the erased work of Chinese anarcho-feminist He-Yin Zhen (1886–1920) through the medium of clothing accessories.... more
Zine Camp V
More info coming... more
The Choice of a Translator
A transcription of a talk on censorship and steganography given in Beijing wherein a suspected government spy was part of the audience.... more
Thunderclap
‘Thunderclap’ is a steganographic zine, that piggybacks on fashion accessories to publicly distribute the suppressed writings of Chinese anarcho-feminist, He-Yin Zhen (1886-1920).... more
Thunderclap Blanket
Thunderclap taking the cover of a blanket, literally speaking, but also figuratively as an unsuspecting agent that can smuggle and ‘air out’ private information into the public space.... more
