In ArtReview Asia’s Autumn issue, Korean artist YoungEun Kim explores the politics of how humans giving shape to sound. Max-Crosbie Jones looks at the poetic films of Burmese artist Lin Htet Aung. Japanese ceramic artist Kazunori Hamana, in an interview with Chris Fite-Wassilak, talks about looking to handmade methods of the past to find a way forward. Also in the issue, Adeline Chia on Indonesian collective Taring Padi; Suraj Yengde on the collages of Buddhist author Stephen Batchelor; Pramodha Weerasekera on Raqs Media Collective’s first Indian solo exhibition in over a decade, in the mountainous Ladakh region. Plus an interview with Indonesian artist Eko Nugroho, who speaks about his origins as a street artist. Exhibition reviews include: Youth Palace at the Rockbund Art Museum, Shanghai, the 25th Anniversary exhibition at the Asia Art Archive, Hong Kong, and the Pattani Biennale. In books: Kohei Toyonaga’s Yukio Mishima Prize-winning Hakushimuruchi and Ibtisam Azem’s The Sleep Thief