Malaysia-Indonesia art project reframes 'border thinking', regional connections


A number of imaginary projects are presented as images of digital composites of development signboards against the natural landscape. Photo: Kapallorek

There is a proposed project to demolish and rebuild Kapallorek Artspace in Seri Iskandar in Perak.

But it is a fictional endeavour, much like the giant aquarium on the shores of Penang, the turtle statue in Perak, the giant binoculars in Kuantan, Pahang to admire the South China Sea, and the construction of a very long bridge between Melaka and Dumai in Sumatra.

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