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Last year's November, I helped out at one of the most meaningful events of 2009. It was held at the heart of Vivo City over a period, and I was only there to mend the place for a night, but I was pretty touched by the displayed work and the concept itself.
 
 

Art Against AIDS was a photography exhibition that served as a platform for individuals to express themselves and their interpretation of AIDS through personal photography.

 

 

Every piece was accompanied with a short write-up that represented the photographer's thoughts and intentions. I found most of them very very creative, original, and to-the-heart.





 


My Two Faves:

 

 
 
Alan Tan's submission was eye-catching with the greyscale effect, but it was the write-up that set it apart from the rest. The message was strong, real, yet surprisingly delivered in a subtle manner (refer to last sentence of write-up).






The photographs alone wouldn't be sufficient for a thirsty eye for expression. But the write-up conveyed a kind of poignant strength in Chris. Loved itttt.

If you were there for the exhibition too, lucky you!
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