Turning digital waste into art


Madhvee posing with one of her pieces called ‘Another Face in the Crowd’. — Photos: JEREMY TAN/The Star

BROWSE through hard drives, memory cards or cloud storages and one is likely to find caches of rejected images with no useful purpose.

With digital technology allowing photographs to be taken effortlessly, clicking away has become second nature in daily life.

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