The “Slow Line” workshop, led by Singaporean artist Jason Lim, delves into the sensation of ‘slow time’. In our fast-paced world, we often feel time slipping away, caught up in the relentless hustle and bustle of daily life. This workshop offers a space to slow down, or even pause, and experience time more intentionally and fully. Through observing and interacting with snails, creatures known for their slow and steady pace, participants can reconnect with the subtle details often overlooked in life.

This workshop is part of Ping Pong, the Vietnam & Singapore Site-specific Performance Art Project, participated by the project artists. The event is open to the public to register to observe and discuss with the artists.

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Ping Pong is a performance art exchange program between Vietnam and Singapore co-initiated and co-curated by artists/curators Jason Lim and Trần Lương, with the participation of 09 artists from Vietnam and Singapore. With a title inspired by “Ping Pong diplomacy”, a negotiation initiative from the Cold War, the project focuses on Performance Art, a multi-interface art form that is flexible and open in dialogue and negotiation, to expand the space for interaction, facilitating exploring, sharing, exchanging and mutual understanding among communities, across various historical, cultural and social backgrounds.

The project is initiated by Jason Lim and Tran Luong, organized by the APD – Center for Art Patronage and Development.

Main sponsor: United Overseas Bank (Vietnam) Limited

Co-sponsored by UpGen Vietnam, The Ascott Limited/CapitaLand Investment