Cambodian-born artist Anida Yoeu Ali concludes the inaugural artist-in-residence placement at JavaArts Gallery in Phnom Penh, Cambodia.

As part of JavaArts’ new artist residency programme, Anida Yoeu Ali combines collaborative performance and installation to explore “The Space Between Inside/Outside”. She uses the red stool commonly found in Phnom Penh street eateries as a motif, placing Cambodia squarely in a Western-style “white cube” setting.

Anida Yoeu Ali, ‘I Want Coconut/She Needs Ice Coffee (Street 49)’, 2012, digital colour print, 139cm x 50cm, in ‘The Space between Inside/Outside’, at JavaArts Gallery, Phnom Penh, Cambodia. Image courtesy the artist.

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