Inspired by the artwork of American contemporary painter Eric Fischl, ‘Sleepwalker’ (1979), depicting an adolescent boy exploring his body in a plastic swimming pool, ‘Sleepwalker’ (after Fischl) is reinterpreted by the artist to explore the same themes by taking a mixed media approach.

Through the breast-shaped water reflections alongside its visual effects, the work attempts to express curiosity and fantasy about life and urges one to reflect on the mystery of one’s existence.

Part of the artist’s radical artistic practice, the art takes the form of “constructed situations” between the fleeting specificity of the encounter between the visitor and the one enacting the work. The work of the artist opens the door for the audience to ponder upon a pivotal life-changing moment upon the words of someone else.

With an intimate glimpse of someone else’s life, the exhibition is encapsulated by the focus on the different kinds of people involved in artmaking and art-going, implying that anyone’s life can be art.