Artist explores the line between faith and superstition

The blurred lines between faith and superstition are reflected through artwork during “Mu Te Lu: Ilmu Teluh”, which is running at SAC Gallery, until May 6.

The exhibition’s title refers to an activity of belief that can range from practising a faith, worshipping a deity, or praying in private to attending a ceremony. The term is widely used in today’s society but some people question if it has more to do with blind faith.

For this exhibition, four artists render their interpretation of faith through different fields of work — jewellery design, architecture, graphic design and ceramic art. They create a dialogue through the dynamics of belief mixed with…