Mahyuddin Chan, or Din Chan (b. 1989, Singapore), is an interactive installation artist and art therapist. Using technology as his medium, his work engages not just the viewers' gaze, but also their senses and the physicality of their bodies. Through such interactivity, viewers are invited to be collaborators in the art-making process, creating a multi-faceted and inclusive vision together.

Din graduated with a MA in Art Therapy (2021) as a recipient of the Red Pencil Scholarship, and a BA (Hons) in Fine Arts, both from LASALLE College of the Arts. Din is also a STEAM educator.

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hati (Malay for 'heart') beats intermittently as the heart of the space, presenting a grounding auditory experience.
Step over the leaves, and whisper a secret into the hole.
A re-interpretation of prayer's circuit, presented as a 3-dimensional exploded view.
A tuft of wool suspended from the ceiling lights up when one places their hands beneath it, in a prayer-like gesture.
Triggered by darkness, a light will fall and rise within a netted structure, casting a tessellation of two-toned shadows in the space.
Made up of LED strips and a sliding panel to control the amount of light, orang multiplies one's shadow, casting layers of hues on the wall.
bulan invites contemplation on what the far side of the moon looks like. An interactive artwork, viewers can run their fingers gently through the sand to shape their version of the moon. 
A contactless interactive artwork, the viewer is able to listen in to the artist's private thoughts, recorded in the shower, when they are near the glass panel.
An interactive installation that allows one to create streaks of dots across the screen with just their eye movements.
A reflective installation on the exploration of and interactions with the Malay community in Thailand.
What seems to be a nondescript table starts to emit sounds when viewers hover their hands over it. 
Using drawing as a means of sound-making, the musical pencil transforms the mark-making process into a musical experience, with surprising possibilities.
In this interactive installation, viewers become the artists, wielding light devices to create lasting strokes of 'paint' on the walls.
Solo Exhibition, George Town Festival 2024 (Penang, Malaysia)
Solo Exhibition & Mini Open Studio, Art Outreach Singapore
Solo Exhibition, Tentacles Gallery (Bangkok, Thailand)
Collaborations & Involvements
Gestating Shame (2021)
A digital artwork visualising the emotion of shame with AI-generated imageries, made corporeal as a virtual sculpture in a 360° environment. 
Muscle stimulation device (2019)
Built a muscle stimulation device for Henryandpartners' Merchants Trinity (2019) performance at Colomboscope, Sri Lanka.
Body of Light (2018)
With movement-sensitive light technologies, dancer Prumsodun Ok's gestures, responses to his memories, paint streaks of lights in the space.