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HO TZU NYEN

Ho Tzu Nyen is a narrator of speculative fictions. The often crisscrossing timeframes in which his works are situated stretch from one million BCE to 2045. Building on his exhaustive ongoing project, (2011–)—an archive of films gathered via internet-based algorithms and an accumulated set of concepts of what constitutes Southeast Asia—his solo exhibition “One or Several Works” at Shanghai’s Ming Contemporary Art Museum was a

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