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A Little Potluck Party Pai Ti Kong with the Ghosts (double-happiness) | Jayanto Tan

3 December 2022 — 12 March 2023

December 3 2022 — March 12 2023

In Potluck Party Pai Ti Kong with the Ghosts, Jayanto draws inspiration from a family tradition experienced in everyday life – the ritual of offering food made by his mother. These ceramic food offerings were created whilst in conversation with family and friends during COVID-19 lockdowns. Navigating personal racial attacks, gender identity, migration and familial narratives, these charged conversations are rendered as a moving still-life ceramic ‘soul foods’ and offered as everyday ritual.

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