About


Isaiah Cheng (b. 1996) is an artist & cultural producer based in Singapore. He is an interdisciplinary artist working across performance, photography and moving image.

In his practice, Cheng primarily concerns himself with what lies in the underbelly of society and the things that we don’t see or choose not to see. His work is often characterised by problematising the established conventions of the familiar and the everyday, presenting them for heightened and alternate contemplation.

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Instagram   @isaiahcheng_
Email            isaiahchengjunsen@gmail.com
CV                avaliable on request


Education

2024  
Certificate in Essentials of Teaching and Learning: Nanyang Technological University (NTU), National Institute of Education (NIE)

2018—2021
BA (Hons) Photography (First Class Honours): Falmouth University, Insititute of Photography
2013 — 2016
Diploma in Film, Sound, Video: Ngee Ann Polytechnic, School of Film & Media Studies


Exhibitions (Selected)

2021
Gyllyngdune Gardens (Princess Pavilion), Falmouth, UK. Semblance.

The Institute of Photography Gallery, Penryn, UK. Showcase.
2020
 a Sense of Being: Disjointed. Transient. Incomplete. (online)
   
The Institite of Photography Gallery, Penryn, UK. Libertad.
2024
The Institute of Photography Gallery, Penryn, UK. Letting Be of Beings (Symposium).


Lectures/Talks/Workshops

2024
Moderator,  ‘Jake Elwes: Queering Artifical Intelligence & Deepfake Drag ’ Soho House @ Warehouse Hotel, Singapore
2021
Artist Presentation, ‘Can Walking Be Research?’ (Filmmaking as Artistic Research), NTU ADM, Singapore

Instructor, Triptych Short Film Workshop, Gratitude Lab 2.0, But Not Boring Collective, Republic Polytechnic x National Arts Council, Singapore
2020
Artist Presentation, BA (Hons) Photography, Falmouth University, England


Programming/Producing

2024
(11 Schools)

2023
DECK Associate Creative Programme (The Unstable Image by Clara Peh; queer / life drawing by singmoolsung; Archives of One’s Own by Sean Cham) Year-in-Review: Online Portfolio Reviews; Currents Above Ground (14 Schools); Singapore Art Week 2023 (Urban Screens, Art Thought Leadership Forum, Open Call Projects)

2022
As You Were (Public Art Trust); Singapore Art Week 2022 (SAW in Dubai, SAW Dialogues, Open Call Projects)


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