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Commissioned Project by Heman Chong for SH Contemporary
Monument to the People We’ve Conveniently Forgotten (I hate you)
Heman Chong
Offset prints on 260 GSM paper; approximately 1 million copies
2008 | 9 x 5.5 cm each
Heman Chong’s work, “Monument to the people we’ve conveniently forgotten (I hate you),” is built as an ironic memento of the typical meeting’s gesture of the cards’ exchange. One million black name cards welcome people and literally form the stage on which people will meet, discuss and conduct business.
Special thanks to the support of Artron, A Service of Printing, Internet, Publishing and Popularizing in Art on the production of Heman Chong.