How do we capture the sense of passing time in art? An exhibition called “Transience and Transformation” tries to, with the work of three different artists, Imhathai Suwatthanasilp and Jiratchaya Pripwai of Thailand, and Yim Yen Sum of Malaysia. They each approach this theme with their own unique approaches and styles: with lines, with thread, and even with human hair. We speak with the exhibition’s curator, Lienne Loy.

<p>How do we capture the sense of passing time in art? An exhibition called &ldquo;Transience and Transformation&rdquo; tries to, with the work of three different artists, Imhathai Suwatthanasilp and Jiratchaya Pripwai of Thailand, and Yim Yen Sum of Malaysia. They each approach this theme with their own unique approaches and styles: with lines, with thread, and even with human hair. We speak with the exhibition&rsquo;s curator, Lienne Loy.</p>

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