To be Afloat with Eternity is the thirteenth painting from BODHI’s Mixtape Astrochemistry series.
Artworks from this series aim to portray the artist’s interests in EDM (Electronic Dance Music) through psychoacoustic methods to assign different moods and themes from specific EDM tracks into visual artworks, creating the artist’s own versions of cover art or visualizer art for those specific tracks.
To be Afloat with Eternity is particularly inspired by the first drop from the track ‘The Universe’ by Marcus Schossow & Arston [Revealed Music Release].
To be Afloat with Eternity
| Artist | |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 700 × 700 mm |
| Medium | Acrylic on Canvas |
| Year | 2023 |
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To be Afloat with Eternity is the thirteenth painting from BODHI’s Mixtape Astrochemistry series.
Artworks from this series aim to portray the artist’s interests in EDM (Electronic Dance Music) through psychoacoustic methods to assign different moods and themes from specific EDM tracks into visual artworks, creating the artist’s own versions of cover art or visualizer art for those specific tracks.
To be Afloat with Eternity is particularly inspired by the first drop from the track ‘The Universe’ by Marcus Schossow & Arston [Revealed Music Release].
Malaysia
Ho Chung Kwang (b. 2000, Penang, Malaysia) is a multidisciplinary artist living by the artist name ‘BODHI’ and graduated from Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts. He is recognized for his paintings, murals, photography and being the house curator for The Fluxus House, Singapore’s only gallery cum hair salon. BODHI has sold artworks internationally and has been featured in numerous Malaysian dailies such as THE STAR English Daily, Guang Ming Daily, and Kwang Hwa Chinese Daily. He has also won various awards such as the Tan Chin Tuan Scholarship and participated in exhibitions in Malaysia, Singapore, and China.