HUDA OSNI
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A Ba(Hons) Film Production degree graduate from Arts University Bournemouth. At the current moment, I am doing my research on my own heritage and identity for me to produce more projects in future. I am intending to do more works on cultural erasure through moving images and collaborate with people that are alike to me. Feel free to look around and contact me if you need me!
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A Ba(Hons) Film Production degree graduate from Arts University Bournemouth. At the current moment, I am doing my research on my own heritage and identity for me to produce more projects in future. I am intending to do more works on cultural erasure through moving images and collaborate with people that are alike to me. Feel free to look around and contact me if you need me!
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Huda Osni is a Bawean Singaporean multimedia artist now based in London. Passionate about exploring their ethnicity and nationality, they delve into the complexities of cultural erasure through moving images. Huda has been working on an evolving body of work on their website at hudaosni.art, showcasing a keen understanding of the intersection between heritage, identity, and the visual arts.
Works
STOLEN FROM THE TABLE
Timelapse Video, 2023
Special Thanks to:
Celine Lam
Nicholas Teo
Arun Dodds
Alvin Jai
Mason Hunnisett
Pearl Bocking
Ella Nathan
Arthur Zola
Phoebe Wilkinson
Ella Wallace
Idris Prior
Sambal Tumis
Special Thanks to:
Celine Lam
Nicholas Teo
Arun Dodds
Alvin Jai
Mason Hunnisett
Pearl Bocking
Ella Nathan
Arthur Zola
Phoebe Wilkinson
Ella Wallace
Idris Prior
Sambal Tumis
STOLEN FROM THE TABLE explores the theft of identity caused by colonialism and diaspora, represented through the appropriation of food by the British. Among these losses, the Roti Bawean remains a strong connection to the artist and cannot be taken from them. The work is presented as a timelapse video.
This was showcased in Soverign Centre, Boscombe and was part of the Arts University Bournemouth International Exhibition
This was showcased in Soverign Centre, Boscombe and was part of the Arts University Bournemouth International Exhibition