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Marcos Kueh
A producer and artist who uses textile to explore his Malaysian identity and topics such as postcolonialism.
As artists working in the industry, it is a privilege to be able to encounter so many points of views and have problems to contemplate on.
"The artist village program itself is pretty packed and so many conversations are happening so fast that it really takes time to properly digest and distill the contents from the talks. I think as artists working in the industry, it is a privilege to be able to encounter so many points of views and have problems to contemplate on. One of the most memorable conversations I had was over the topic of immigration on the breakfast table where we had opposing views. But nevertheless these are still all important conversations to have and I am glad to be able to participate.
I think as long as we can still uphold the privilege to talk to each other, to see each other as humans who ponder, no matter at what age or stage we are in, we are already contributing to the practice of living together.
To more conversations ahead."
