Robert Zhao Renhui: Seeing Forest, Volume 2 of 2

‘Robert Zhao Renhui: Seeing Forest, Vol. 2’ continues the artist’s exploration of Singapore’s secondary forests and overlooked green spaces, delving into themes of temporal coexistence, ecological improvisation, and human-nonhuman entanglements amid rapid urbanization. While echoing the structure of the first volume, this stand-alone book introduces fresh perspectives through newly commissioned essays and translations by Roland Ennos, Cal Flyn, Maja & ReubenFowkes, Boaz Levin, Baptiste Morizot, and others, offering pathways into relational habitats, multispecies rhythms, and speculative futures. Blending Zhao Renhui’s conceptual photography with texts spanning disciplines and geographies, this richly layered volume invites readers to attune themselves to the intricate dynamics of urban ecologies, making it a compelling addition to any collection on art and environment.