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Make friends in Zentai!!

49 ZENTAI

Socialize in Zentai !!
Wear zentai and do fun things in Bedok Reservoir

8 August 2015 Saturday
4:30pm-7pm
Bedok Reservoir (near Blk 716 and 740)
This is part of PAssionArts Festival 2015
-You will receive one free zentai
-We will have changing room for men and women
-There is place to keep your belonging
-It is fun!

We will socialise in Zentai this day.
We will do picnic, bicycle, ball game or anything fun!

And we will watch the last sunset for SG 50 with 49 zentai friends!

Where we meet?
We will meet at the office of Passion art festival.
It is at Bedok Reservoir.
Closest Blk to the office is Blk 740.
From 723, if you walk to the water, you will see the floating platform. On the left side of the platform, you will see dark green cargo and electricity generator.
This is where the office is.
We will meet there at 4:30.

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Location: Bedok Reservoir/ Near Blk 740
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Zentai raises questions about human identity because it covers the face, the part of the human body that is usually used to identify people. This aspect of zentai raises the question ‘who am I?’ Zentai transcends man-made rules, and removes limitations on identity, particularly psychological ones. It can counter many of the social taboos in relationships between individuals. Under a zentai suit, concepts such as age, gender and surface beauty are removed. The mind wants to label, categorize and analyze whatever it experiences. But that is far from the experience of wearing zentai. A person wearing zentai by contrast translates experience through the senses, and emotion through bodily language. 

People spend a lot of energy physically and psychologically on how they look. They spend time trying to look unique, different, decent, or proper, depending on what they are trying to communicate. Individuals make sure that they smile politely in order not to offend others, or in the hope of making other people like them. Inside a zentai suit, these types of concerns seem muted.

Because zentai reduces the senses, the wearer is more sensitive to what is on the inside than what is on the outside, allowing them to be meditative. It encourages them to be more conscious, aware and in touch with themselves.
 
Inside zentai, individuals are not separate from one another. Every individual is part of the same universal whole. Things that define a person’s sense of identity, such as ‘my hair’, ‘my skin’, ‘my thoughts’ or ‘my clothes’, just complicate things.

Wearing zentai raises the question of whether we really need identities and introductions in order to establish human communication. In this way, wearing zentai is reminiscent of childhood, when children encounter one another and start playing, without any concern or prejudice. Do we need to identify a stranger in order to understand if the person is of use or gain to us?  

Zentai Art is an unique Singapore art form.  Zentai art is rapidly growing in Singapore questioning the identity and the society. This art from will help Singapore to generate the creativity to make an unique identity in the community.


 
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