Portfolio

for gal-dem

Queer ESEA Heritage Event Artwork.

An illustration for gal-dem to accompany the East and South-East Asian Heritage Month event; Envisioning Queer ESEA Heritage. Set within a Ming cloisonné jar, the three sets of figures include modern takes on The Passion of the Cut Sleeve – a story of gay courtly love, a guanyin (Bodhisattva) who has been represented in multiple and many genders throughout Chinese art history, and the folk story of a women-only island. This serves as a foil to how white, western and eurocentric queer studies often mines from the Greco-Roman classics.

Digital Illustration

for besea.n

ESEA Heritage Month Illustrations.

Set of five colourful duotone botanical assets which formed part of the branding for besea.n’s inaugural ESEA Heritage Month (September 2021). The assets depict the native flora of East and South East Asia – orchids, lotus flowers, elephant ear plants, jade plants and bamboo.

Digital Illustration

for daikon* Zine

Abolitionist Approaches to Hate Crime.

Set of illustrations published in the Abolitionist Approaches to Hate Crime issue of daikon* Zine to accompany the article on healing after hate, by Lisa Meech. This issue documents Remember & Resist’s collaborative work around the issue of ‘hate crime’ – focusing on the ways East and South-East Asian people are mobilising around ‘hate crime’, emphasising the importance of non-carceral approaches.

Digital Illustration

Selected Personal Works