Co-curated with Sa Sa Art Projects, Shaking Land and Water at Jendela (Visual Arts Space) brings together the works of artists Eng Rithchandaneth, Prak Dalin, Sao Sreymao, Syahrul Anuar, Juria Toramae and Zarina Muhammad (Cambodia and Singapore). The exhibition is a culmination of dialogues and discussions amongst the artists and the works presented excavate their shared interests in changing landscapes, especially the impacts and implications of human intervention on our environments and more-than-human worlds.

Bearing shared interests in changing landscapes, especially the impacts and implications of human intervention on our environments, Shaking Land and Water brings together the works of six artists from Cambodia and Singapore. The exhibition’s title takes its cue from the work of participating artist Sao Sreymao, with the motion of "shaking" as evocative of movement, instability, change, as well as a means to unsettle perceptions and assumptions. These sentiments undergird all the artworks in the show that traverse land, watery and littoral zones to examine and navigate the tenuous dynamics between human, nature and urban development.