LASALLE’s MA in Arts and Ecology grows from, perches on and hovers above the nexus of various overlapping practices, disciplines and concerns.
From textiles to agriculture and biochemistry to shorelines, ecological research—through the idiosyncratic power of imagination that only art thinking can activate—traverses boundaries and opens borders, towards formulating different questions, testing fresh propositions and making better problems that motivate collaborative action.
This open-ended work of re-worlding is always in process (the ends needn’t justify the means) and in progress (the ends needn’t meet the means): its movements are experimental (at times humble and hesitant) and courageous (often driven by curiosity for empathy), with its initiatives crossing lines, shaping lives and drawing alliances anew.
This exhibition stages a timeslice of the encounters that sustained our Class of 2026—Alison Schooling, Kamilya Beisembayeva, and Sim Kim Cheng Uniz—in the company of those who travelled with and follow after their roots, shoots and wades.
Each presented moment is a portal into deeper and wider sets of ecological enquiry that past and current MA Arts and Ecology students continue to commit to create.
Step in and walk with us.
Image: Intertidal at Changi, Zarina Muhammad (2026)
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