Plastic carrier is an object we often take granted for. To majority, it is just a piece of disposable object that has no value other than containing. However, I personally find plastic carrier has a potential as a baggage of memories by itself. These plastic carriers are part of a tangible memory that can be linked to certain events in our life. A bag of memories is a collection of memories I had in the past one week revolving different plastic carriers that I carried each da

Self obliteration Hoarders are people who can be too emotionally attached to object(s) and find it hard for them to remove this sentiment completely. Self-obliteration is a video art that speak of a non-linear fictional narrative revolving a young woman who is obsessed with plastic bags. She is not just obsessed with them, she is very emotionally attached to each and every one of them. To her, all of her bags speak of a memory etched to her mind. Her senses are heightened eve

I have always been curious about communication of insects between one another, especially those that uses a certain calling. It fascinates me to deconstruct their communication and experiment their sounds in a abstract manner. I was curious to recreate a delayed recording of the cricket, they are known to be the ‘God’s Choir’ and layering this with the sound of a human chattering. While compiling my audio, I chance upon a recording of a young racoon that I had when I was in c

A fictional narrative of the tragic death of Abigail, the deformed child. Recovering the unspeakable and conversation subject that are taboo makes it hard to unearth the truth of a tragic event. Evidence of the living past long buried with time or destroyed for fear of conversation that may spark interest. Memoirs to respect the past exists only at the pigment of imagination and nothing goes beyond reality. However, one that does not exist living in this world doesn't close a

Junk & Washington is part of a collective narrative which i documented religiously every hour for my recent trip to Washington DC. Prior to creating this work, I was fumbling between my thoughts on the best possible way to create a tangible form of collective narrative with each passing time. I am interested in toying with the idea of ephemera, repurposing unwanted junk and recreate it into something meaningful for me. I decided to use each of these element that I held onto d