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回 𝑬𝒙𝒑𝒆𝒓𝒊𝒎𝒆𝒏𝒕 𝑰𝑰 Sai Hua Kuan ✨ “Sound Check” ✨Live performance with Equaver & Friends🗓 1 February (Sun)🕟 4:30–5:30pm📍 Co...
29/01/2026

回 𝑬𝒙𝒑𝒆𝒓𝒊𝒎𝒆𝒏𝒕 𝑰𝑰
Sai Hua Kuan

✨ “Sound Check” ✨
Live performance with Equaver & Friends

🗓 1 February (Sun)
🕟 4:30–5:30pm
📍 Comma Space
🎟 Limited capacity — please register via the link in our IG bio or website

What happens when an experiment is truly listened to — tuned through breath, voice, and vibration?

During the first sound check of Sai’s Experiment I at Art Outreach Singapore, led by Fran Ho, the singers’ voices uncovered something unexpected: an enveloping vibration that gently held the experience, space and mind together. That moment sparked a new exploration, now reimagined within a different spatial arrangement at .

This is not a technical sound check, but a vocal activation — a way of sensing, attuning, and awakening the experiment through listening to yourself.

Come and let the voices move through you!

📸 by Ken Cheong

#回

✨ Comma Space is excited to present three projects during Singapore Art Week ✨ in collaboration with wonderful artists a...
16/01/2026

✨ Comma Space is excited to present three projects during Singapore Art Week ✨ in collaboration with wonderful artists and partners across the city and the world.

Salt Tongues | Far Shores Near
🗓 20 January – 22 February
📍 Objectifs – Centre for Photography and Film

Experiment II 回 by Sai
🗓 21 January – 1 February
📍 Comma Space, 51 Jalan Pemimpin, #04-02

ZhaiShengJi 宅生记
🗓 26 October – 31 January
📍 82 Tiong Poh Road & 7 Grange Road

We warmly invite you to visit and spend some time with these projects during Singapore Art Week

🔗 Find out more via our website

Poster designed by Cavin Lim

31/12/2025

2025 leaves behind marks on walls, sounds in the air, and conversations that extend beyond Art. Comma Space is grateful for every artist, collaborator, visitor, and supporter who was part of these shared moments.

As the year 2025 comes to a close, we carry them forward and look ahead to welcoming you in 2026.

Happy holidays and best wishes for the new year from all of us at Comma Space ✨

Video by Huang Zheng Hao

||Salt Tongues / Far Shores Near||20 January 2026 – 22 February 2026 Opening – 20 Jan 2026, Tuesday, 6.30 – 8pm Curators...
27/12/2025

||Salt Tongues / Far Shores Near||
20 January 2026 – 22 February 2026

Opening – 20 Jan 2026, Tuesday, 6.30 – 8pm
Curators’ Tour – 20 Jan 2026, Tuesday, 7.30pm
Guest of Honour – Ms Kawabe Akiko / 川辺晶子(Director of the Japan Creative Centre & Counsellor at the Embassy of Japan in Singapore)

Participating artists – Ayaka Yoshida (JP), Liu Liling (SG), Ng Hui Hsien (SG), Susanna Tan (SG), Tamaki Ono (JP), Yang Jie (SG), Yumi Nishimura (JP)

Curated by – Wang Ruobing (SG) & Yutaka Inagawa (JP)

Salt Tongues / Far Shores Near builds on the 2024 residency and exhibition Murmuring Shores / On the Brink at Onomichi City University, continuing a cross-cultural dialogue between artists from Singapore and Japan. Like its predecessor, the title brings together two ideas: the sea as a shared environment, and the act of crossing into unfamiliar territory.

This iteration shifts the focus from sound to sensation. Where murmuring suggested quiet listening, salt tongues evokes a tactile, synaesthetic interplay of tasting, touching, and speaking. “Salt” recalls both the sea and the sharpness of flavour, while “tongues” refer to both language and the body. Together, they open a sensory space for connection and exchange.

Salt and language also carry deeper resonances — of maritime trade, cultural movement, and translation. The phrase Far Shores Near plays with notions of distance and proximity, reflecting how two places can feel at once far apart and intimately connected. The exhibition draws on the contrasts between two port cities: Onomichi, where sea mist drifts through wooden hillsides, and Singapore, where a polyglot buzz animates a densely urban landscape.

Venue –
Objectifs Centre for Photography & Film
155 Middle Rd, Singapore 188977

Opening hours –
Tue – Sat, 12pm – 7pm; Sun, 12pm – 4pm; Closed on Mondays and Public Holidays

Supported by
National Arts Council

Artist Tour this Sunday!At 3pm, Sai will share the ideas and process behind his sound experiment shaped by 回 — a gesture...
26/11/2025

Artist Tour this Sunday!

At 3pm, Sai will share the ideas and process behind his sound experiment shaped by 回 — a gesture of returning.

Come experience the work before it closes.

回 CIRCULAR REVERBERANCE: EXPERIMENT 1
📅 22–30 Nov, 11am–7pm
📍 Art Outreach Singapore
Gillman Barracks, 5 Lock Rd #01-06

We’re excited to bring “The Other Detour” to The Careable Gwangju: Miro Meta Art Open Lab, opening 29 Nov in Gwangju!Cre...
26/11/2025

We’re excited to bring “The Other Detour” to The Careable Gwangju: Miro Meta Art Open Lab, opening 29 Nov in Gwangju!

Created by Kar-men Cheng () and Zai Tang (.tangent), "The Other Detour" was first presented earlier this year with Comma Space at

The Careable Gwangju is an experimental initiative that rethinks regionality, technology, and art through the lens of digital geopolitics, organized by

Join us for the Online Round Table on 4 Dec, 5pm (SG time) on the Spatial platform.

Find out more via the link http://www.miro-smartlab.kr/careable-gwangju/

Thank you everyone for taking the time to experience Sai’s 回 Circular Reverberance: Experiment 1 at Art Outreach Singapo...
24/11/2025

Thank you everyone for taking the time to experience Sai’s 回 Circular Reverberance: Experiment 1 at Art Outreach Singapore

We truly appreciate your presence!

Circular Reverberance: Experiment 1 runs until 30 Nov (this Sunday)

Photos by D**g Lewen

回 CIRCULAR REVERBERANCE: EXPERIMENT 1Sai — Solo Experiment22–30 Nov 2025 • 11am–7pmOpening: 22 Nov, 3–7pmVenue: Art Outr...
16/11/2025

回 CIRCULAR REVERBERANCE: EXPERIMENT 1
Sai — Solo Experiment

22–30 Nov 2025 • 11am–7pm
Opening: 22 Nov, 3–7pm
Venue: Art Outreach

An interactive sound experiment shaped by the Chinese pictogram 回 — a gesture of returning. The work opens a space for quiet introspection, unfolding as the artist listens to the echoes of his own mind.

Here, sound becomes both visible and tangible, a vibration that can be felt as much as heard. Through this simple act of listening, Sai slows the passage of time, inviting mindfulness to settle in. The reverberations extend beyond the self, prompting us to attune to our inner voices, our surroundings, and the subtle pulse of the world we collectively inhabit.

"China’s Zhaishengj Enters a Tiong Bahru Home, Embedding Art into the Fabric of Everyday Life""Zhaishengji" is open ever...
14/11/2025

"China’s Zhaishengj Enters a Tiong Bahru Home, Embedding Art into the Fabric of Everyday Life"

"Zhaishengji" is open every Saturday and Sunday, 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., and from 16 to 31 January 2026 daily from 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

“宅生记”每逢星期六、日开放，时间为上午11时至下午4时；2026年1月16日至31日期间则为每日上午11时至下午4时开放。

Admission is free.

感谢资深记者 Siang Ping Ng Lianhe Zaobao 联合早报

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