2017, Mixed media installation with obituaries from The Straits Times newspaper, stone, plexiglass, part of I Want to Believe GIBCA Extended, Konstepidemin, Gothenburg Sweden.

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Full frontal image of a site-specific art installation with obituaries displayed on stone slabs on the floor in a tight formation.
Overview of the room containing a site-specific art installation by Maxine Chionh for the Gothenburg International Art Biennale GIBCA Extended.
Close-up of the obituaries from the Straits Times displayed in individual plexi glass frames on a stone slab.
Night-time view of the left-hand side of the room with pages from the Straits Times newspaper displayed in plexi glass frames and lit by a light box.
Day-time view of the left-hand side of the gallery with two thin sheets of newspaper framed in a clear plexi glass sheet in front of a window.
Close-up of the stock market page of the Straits Times newspaper, with the faces from the obituaries on the other side eerily illuminated.
Installation view of three plexi glass panels on a narrow black table top, each displaying a sheet of paper from the Swedish newspaper obituaries.
Close-up view of one of the pages of the Swedish newspaper with all the obituaries physically erased.
Female visitor with long dark hair in back view looking to the left at the illuminated panel of newspaper prints.
A row of three gallery visitors looking intently at the erased newspaper prints, one of the visitors is wearing a wet dark green raincoat.
Two female visitors to the exhibition crouching down to get a closer look at the floor installation with obituaries.
One female gallery visitor kneeling close to the installation on the floor to get a closer look at the images and texts on each of the displays.
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