I'm a queer trans disabled Chinese interdisciplinary artist from Singapore.
At its core, my work asks:
How do we create in ways that honor our bodies, each other, our ancestors, and the earth?
How can art be a site of care, resistance, and regeneration?
I believe in making art that doesn’t just exist in the world but actively rebuilds it, by composting the systems that harm us and planting the seeds for the futures we deserve.
2025-Present: Somatics Practice with Liberation Practice Field
2025-Present: Black Feminist Worldbuilding with Seeda School
2015-2016: Post-Graduate Diploma in Education (Art & Literature), National Institute of Education, Singapore
2011-2015: Bachelor of Fine Art (Interdisciplinary), School of the Art Institute of Chicago
Coming soon (Fall 2025): The Rewilding Retreat, a 9-week virtual retreat to help disabled QTIBIPOC folks reunite with their embodied creativity
2025-Present: The Rewilding, a weekly dispatch about reconnecting with embodied creativity through our relationships with the Land, our Bodies, and our Ancestors
2024-Present: Illustrator for Queercrips For Palestine, Nara's campaign
2025: Featured in Coin-Operated Press Neurodivergent Zine
2023-2024: Hosted Classroom to Copy, a (closed) podcast about transitioning from teaching to copywriting
2023: Light Up Your Brain, a (closed) weekly newsletter about creativity
2015-2021: High school art and literature teacher in Singapore
Curated and organized high school graduate art exhibitions for my beloved art students
Curated and distributed poetry zines for my equally beloved Literature students
2018: Curated and showed work at the Waning, Waxing art exhibition at ION Orchard
Also conducted a Compostable Art workshop and worm demonstration for visitors
2016: Printed and supported distribution of Issue 1 of The Local Rebel zine in Singapore
2014: Showcased various zines at Chicago Zine Fest
2013: Edited and distributed The Black Dog Goes for a Walk zine at Quimby's Bookstore, Chicago
2015: Graphics journalist behind One Morning in Homan Square, Truthout
2010-2011: Facilitated the Want to See photography project for Singapore Children's Society, exhibited at Raffles Girls' Secondary School
2011-2015: School of the Art Institute of Chicago Merit Scholarship
2011-2015: Ministry of Education Teaching Scholarship for Fine Art and Literature
Workshop facilitator: Hire me to lead immersive, hands-on workshops that help disabled, neurodivergent QTIBIPOC folks tap into their creativity and connect with their values through art and embodiment.
Guest blogging: Partner with me for blog posts where I share my unique perspective on embodied artmaking through real-life examples and authentic storytelling.
Speaking/podcasting: Team up with me for talks on embodied creativity, creative rebirth after burnout, making art inspired by the land, and ancestral artmaking through an anti-colonial, anti-capitalist, and anti-ableist lens
The Rewilding Retreat is the sacred space I'm launching in the fall of 2025, where I guide Disabled QTIBIPOC folks in reconnecting with embodied creativity through the land, our bodies, and our ancestors.
I am not active on social media, so the best way for you to get a sense of my working style and philosophy, as well as receive updates when The Rewilding Retreat registration opens, is through my newsletter, The Rewilding.
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Artists deserve to be compensated for their labor, not just when institutions say so.
Capitalism and colonialism have devalued creative work, especially by disabled, neurodivergent, QTIBIPOC artists.
Our art has been treated as a luxury for both artist and audience, instead of a vital force for change and connection.
If my work has moved you, challenged you, or fed you in any way, tipping is a way to honor our exchange outside of extractive systems.
Thank you for supporting art that resists, regenerates, and refuses to be commodified.