Review: FACET — JUNE LAM stages a cut of his life through his poetic lens
JUNE LAM presents an intimate, fragmentary self-portrait — part poetry, part performance — that lingers on memory, migration and the spaces in between.
On August 1st, 2022
4 min read
By Michela Giachino
JUNE LAM presents an intimate, fragmentary self-portrait — part poetry, part performance — that lingers on memory, migration and the spaces in between.
Across the piece, craft and intention come through in equal measure — in the choices that land, the moments that surprise, and the details that linger long after the lights come up.
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