Chang Chien-Chi’s photography exhibition, Doubleness, opened this month at the National Museum, so I thought it would be a good idea to feature two bloggers who visited the exhibition, Lynette Phua and Ephraim Loy, for their impressions about the exhibition.

Ephraim says:

As a photographer, it is a challenge to come up with works with deep meanings. But I feel Chang has done it deftly and the photographs have reflected the notions of doubleness, of duality. Although the objects have two sides to it or two images, each reflects its own character and style. Same same but yet different?

Doubleness is on at the National Museum until January 2009. Read Lynette’s Doubleness – A Photography Exhibition and Ephraim’s [Doubleness]

Tags: Doubleness, Chang Chien-Chi, National Museum of Singapore