Walk.SG

          How do we know our city? At a primary level, we inherit maps — structures of power — that define, limit, permit, and shape our understanding of home.
        
          This is a project to walk every street in Singapore. By experiencing the city on foot and interacting firsthand with the objects, landscapes, and people around us, we explore home through questions, observations, and quiet attention.
        
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SECRETS
POWER
ON DISPLAY
FORGOTTEN
MOVEMENT

            "Last night, in private, I asked the wise old man to reveal to me the secret of the world. Softly he whispered, ‘Hush!’ in my ear. 'It’s something you learn, not words you can hear.’" — Rumi
          
            "It was brutal, cruel... I saw the meaning of power and how power and politics and government went together, and I also understood how people trapped in a power situation responded because they had to live." — Lee Kuan Yew
          
            "Under the amendments, a person who wants to import a vehicle or equipment item for ‘‘SHOW OR DISPLAY’’ must persuade us that the vehicle or equipment item is of such historical or technological significance that it is worthy of being shown or displayed in this country even though it would be difficult or impossible to..." — US Department of Transport
          
            "Let me be / like / a thing / left / in a / corner / and forgotten" — Giuseppe Ungaretti
          
            "Trust only movement. Life happens at the level of events, not of words. Trust movement." — Alfred Adler
          
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