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Chun Yin Rainbow Chan

A young woman sings into a microphone, lit by blue light, in a darkened, old industrial building. The floor of the space is entirely covered in soil. A small audience of around 60 people watches.
A young woman sings into a microphone, lit by blue light, in a darkened, old industrial building. The floor of the space is entirely covered in soil. A small audience of around 60 people watches.
A young woman sings into a microphone, lit by blue light, in a darkened, old industrial building. The floor of the space is entirely covered in soil. A small audience of around 60 people watches.
Chun Yin Rainbow Chan

Chun Yin Rainbow Chan

born 1990 in Hong Kong
lives and works in Sydney, Australia

 

Pop performance within Absorption
Thursday 9 May, 8pm
Photographs by Jacquie Manning

 

Commissioned as part of Kaldor Public Art Project 34, Asad Raza, Absorption, The Clothing Store, Carriageworks, Sydney, 3–19 May 2019
Images courtesy the artist, Kaldor Public Art Projects and Vita Music Group

Chun Yin Rainbow Chan works across music, performance, and installation. Born in Hong Kong and raised in Sydney, Rainbow is interested in mistranslations, diaspora and the effects of globalisation on modern Chinese society. Melding bubbly, textured soundscapes and off-kilter electronics with her pop sensibilities, Rainbow’s songs consistently evolve to reflect of her changing ties to desire, memory and space.

Photo: Jonno Revanche
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