The Other Side of Silence is a body of work shaped by many voices, processes, and representations, including four workshops that I conducted with an intergenerational group of Cambodian refugees and their family members at the Cambodian American Association in Albany Park, Chicago.
The Other Side Of Silence is a responsive artwork, altered by the movement and presence of viewers. The gallery installation is created in conjunction with a site-specific sound mural for the Killing Fields Exhibition at the Cambodian-American Heritage Museum in Fall 2010.
The Other Side of Silence brings together remnants from workshops, interviews, research and play, composed by conceptual and aesthetic strategies that have been generated from those activities.
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