Projects and Achievements

As part of the Sounds of the Diaspora, I contributed to Dr Justis Lopez's doctoral defense by designing and facilitating the Dream Wall installation using reflection prompts to spark engagement around healing and liberation. I also hand-painted a vibrant jukebox to invite contributions to the communal healing playlist, and live-illustrated his defense in real time, capturing the wisdom he shared through visual storytelling. 

As a Family Day Practicum Student at the Harvard Art Museums, I designed and facilitated the Woven Dreams workshop and developed a Family Map piloted during the Family Day on 29 March 2025. Leading up to the session, I led weaving workshops and pop-ups in Gutman, coordinated logistics for set-up, and adapted the lesson plan across multiple iterations to support intergenerational engagement. I also integrated visual research on Joana Choumali's work to deepen thematic connections. 

As the Visual Design and Logistics manager for Sounds of the Diaspora, I was in charge of deciding what materials we needed to order, coordinating the ordering of materials, and designing the space. I was also the designer and (co-)facilitator for three activation tables, each featuring a different visual medium and form. 

As the co-chair of the HGSE Community and Public Art Commission, I was involved in the creation of an exhibition titled "Veritas? Naming and Reclaiming [Y]our Truth" in collaboration with the Peace Institute, [Un]Monument Boston, and the Harvard Arts Museums. (Website and more information coming soon)

As the lead artist in Deko, I am proud to share the official launch of our YouTube page! Do subscribe to our YouTube account for more cool stories and updates from us as we continue to bring you animation is both entertaining and educational. 

Head curator and organizer of Embracing Science with Colors, an exhibition by Deko at *SCAPE in Singapore, a 1-week fundraising art exhibition featuring 24 underprivileged children's pandemic narratives, along with their enthusiasm for science. Designed and created the online exhibition thereafter, with Dumble and Neko guiding viewers through the virtual exhibition space. 

Co-created with Toh Hong Jin, this short illustrated story follows Akiko's journey through Ukiyo, a reimagined fusion between Ooku and Yoshiwara in Edo Japan. Curious to see what life was like for her? Click in and scroll to read on!

Simply put, why am I interested in comics?​

Sole illustrator for "Resilience and Success in College (RSC) Workbook", with contents co-created with members from the Student Affairs Office in Yale-NUS College. Now used as the main supplementary material for a 1MC module in Yale-NUS College under the same name. 

Co-created and illustrated for Raffles Institution's CCA Leader's Workbook, still used today for Peer Helpers Programme (PHP), a highly selective Monday Enrichment Programme.

Author and illustrator of an autobiographical account of my journey through anorexia nervosa. 

Co-author and main illustrator of COVID-19 Special Edition, a comic workbook that delivers CoVID-19 information and encourages youths to draw out their reflections. ​