Today, we’re pretty much forced into a situation where we feel the need to keep pace with whatever’s going on out there. And while I hope to have my work physically displayed, I think there’s potential in virtual exhibitions. It gives a platform for both artists as well as galleries to be more active in the digital space, and perhaps fill the technological gaps that are sorely needed when it comes to the creative industry.

- Fadilah Karim -

While (the screen) will never replace the experience of seeing artworks in person, online exhibitions are necessary for the time being, especially for people who want to catch up with the latest works. It's also the perfect platform for both local and international creatives alike to support one another.

- Mulaika Nordin -

To be honest, there are times where I do feel like I have to keep up the pace when it comes to digital content creation. Who would want to read my five-page comic when there’s a new Netflix series every week? Plus, I consider myself a slow worker. Not terribly slow, but slow enough to feel like I’m not keeping up the pace. But I’d rather spend time crafting something worthwhile and I don’t regret not working on the weekends. So while it can be tempting to succumb to the pressure to perform, I try not to do so.

- Erica Eng -