He graduated from Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts, under the University of Arts London, with a Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Design Practice in 2024. While he’s not a fan of the term “multidisciplinary,” his practice spans across domains, including graphic design, product design, writing, and short-form video. As he continues to navigate and find his place in the world, he seeks to inspire others to observe the everyday with a new perspective.
Outside of work, he’s a photographer and member of the Singapore Street Photography Collective (SGSPC), which focuses on building community through programmes such as photowalks, talks, discussions, and exhibitions.
Balik Kampung: Young Malays Negotiating Home
Publication design2026, Lepak Conversations
Featuring stories from young Malay Singaporeans living in Singapore and abroad, Balik Kampung: Young Malays Negotiating Home explores what home means to a generation whose ties to ancestral kampungs may feel increasingly distant, fragmented, or transformed by migratory experiences.
Supernatural Confessions’ Founder Shares His First Paranormal Encounter & Why He Started Ghost Tours In SG
Profile essay / Narrative writing
2025, The Smart Local
From getting tangled in the paranormal, which eventually led him to start Supernatural Confessions, to the tales surrounding Changi and its reputation as a hotspot for paranormal activity, this essay spotlights Eugene Tay, the man who’s shaping dark tourism in Singapore through history and ghost stories.
Uncommon Corridors
Publication design / Writing
2024
Uncommon Corridors is a social commentary on corridor usage in Singapore’s public housing, which explores the relationship between people, objects, and space. This book features unconventional ideas for residents to utilise their corridors by turning these objects into windows into their habits and lifestyles.
In Living Colour: Dr Ivan Polunin’s Curious Symphony of a Singapore Unseen
Profile essay / Narrative writing
2023, RICE Media
With the eye of an artist, the late Dr Ivan Polunin was a documentarian who captured life in Southeast Asia between the 50s and 80s. More than a decade after his death, his children and grandchildren are carrying on his legacy with an unfinished manuscript left by Dr Polunin.
Chope!
Object design
2022
Chope: To reserve a place, such as a seat, sometimes by placing a packet of tissue paper on it
Inspired by the Singaporean slang, Chope! is a fun, quirky object that can be used in hawker centres and other eateries with free seating in Singapore.