Singaporean Artist Amanda Heng Invites Rest at Venice Biennale Installation

Singaporean artist Amanda Heng's installation 'A Pause' at the Venice Biennale encourages visitors to slow down and rest, reflecting on the artist's aging body and the concept of rest.

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'Find a moment for yourself': Why Singaporean artist Amanda Heng is inviting people to just rest in Venice

Singaporean artist Amanda Heng created A Pause inside the Singapore Pavilion at the ongoing Venice Biennale. The 74-year-old tells CNA Lifestyle how the idea of rest and her ageing body shaped the installation, which invites visitors to slow down, reflect and experience stillness.

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