Biography
A Multi-disciplinary Visual Artist that specialises in ceramic, sculpture, installation art and illustration. Holds a Master Degree in Contemporary Art Practice from Edinburgh College of Art, The University of Edinburgh. Graduated with a Diploma (Distinction) from Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts under Georgette Chen's Scholarship of Art with major study in ceramic and minor in sculpture.
Participated in various exhibitions, art events & artist residencies internationally. Personally curated and organised a number of group exhibitions locally such as Contemporary Ceramics, 4 Elements, Clay.Sound & etc.
MOE IRS Registered Art & Music Instructor Scheme (AMIS) & National Arts Council-Arts Education Programme (NAC-AEP) art educator, with over 18 years of experience in facilitating art programmes and designing art lesson plans. Specialises in special needs art education for children with autism, academic art and children art education. She has also taught at her alma mater, NAFA Junior Art Department between 2008 - 2010.
Between 2019 - 2021, She has taken up a full-time position as an Art Coordinator at a senior healthcare organisation. Together with the art therapist, they curate and plan art programmes that enhance the seniors’ psychosocial emotional needs.
Artist Statement
A multi-disciplinary artist that works with various materials and greatly inspired by their unlimited potential; its raw aesthetic, mutability and intermixing ability. Her works explore medium-specificity, post-medium and the medium’s multi-sensory and multi-dimensional qualities with different processes. Incorporating with her interest in nature and cultural anthropology aspects of traditional customs and stories, blurring the boundaries between mediums, realities and fiction of art, letting the imaginary state becomes the moment of consciousness.