A SPACE DEDICATED TO RESOURCES ON BICYCLES / COMMUTING IN SINGAPORE
about minimal waste
minimal waste is a project which embraces the relationship that humans have with our commuting machine, the bicycleat its core, minimal waste is a space for resource, documenting the numerous ways commuting by bicycle takes place in a city which has a generally awkward cycling infrastructurefrom long form video documentation to experimental simulation projects, minimal waste believes in the importance of sharing + developing local knowledge when it comes to navigating the often hostile environment of commuting by bicycle
GPS / GUA PUNYA SUKA
GPS is a long form video documentation project for commuting by bicycle around Singapore. It features a variety of commuters of different experience level, commuters who have found their own ways to navigate and hack a non-existent cycling infrastructureIf you commute by bicycle or are interested to start commuting by bicycle, what GPS hopes to provide is a wholesome documentation resource that covers commuter’s preferred routes & their relationship to the cityIn short, GPS is all about how cycling facilitates in building a closer relationship that we have with people and places against all oddsGPS is an ongoing project, if you commute by bicycle or would like to share your favourite commute, please look for the link below to schedule a filming session!
GPS / GUA PUNYA SUKA TRAILER
GPS EP 1
GPS EP 2
GPS EP 3
GPS EP 4
GPS EP 5 - MESOLITH
GPS EP 6 - ILA
GPS EP 7 - CHELSEA
GPS EP 8 - BROKE GIRL #3
GPS EP 9 - ILA
GPS EP 10 - TYGER TERROR
GPS EP 11
BONUS EPISODES
CAM TEST
ERRAND RUN
FISHTAIL ALLEYCAT
MOOGLE GAPS
MOOGLE GAPS is a cycling simulation experiment where users are invited to build your own commuter as a means of encountering how a commuter of a certain comfort / skill level on the road would manage commutes paired with a specific type of bicycleMOOGLE GAPS applies Roger Geller’s typology of “Four Types of Cyclists”, where different levels of experience and overall skill of cycling is tabulated into 4 categories. MOOGLE GAPS prioritises the comfort level of the commuter, which is applied to the cycling performance of the route taken1. No Way No How
2. Interested but Concerned
3. Enthused and Confident
4. Strong and Fearlessby determining which comfort level users would like to see simulated, MOOGLE GAPS will commute and film the route by our resident commuter and have these videos be made available publicly
MOOGLE GAPS TRAILER
MG - EP 1
MG - EP 2
MG - EP 3