About

A woman smiling and holding a camera in front of a plain light gray background.

Available worldwide for exhibitions, collaborations, and limited edition prints.

Bio

I am a Thai–Singaporean photo artist and Fujifilm X-Creator based in Singapore, working across street and conceptual photography. Having lived in Bangkok, Tokyo, and Singapore, my perspective has been shaped by all three cities.

My street photos are a counter-reaction to modern life. Where everything feels too "optimized" and "organized," I am drawn to the random moments where that order breaks down. I look beyond simple visual coincidences to the meaning underneath — finding unpolished diamonds in the busyness of everyday life. I use playfulness and humor to put viewers at ease, before inviting them to pause and reflect. I want my photos to comfort the disturbed and disturb the comfortable.

My conceptual work explores modern relationships in A Modern Day Affair, the childlike wonder we lose while growing up in The Little Prince, and identity in Dare to Be You. Each series uses staged scenes, often layered with humour, to say what words cannot.

Across both, I treat photography as slow living — slowing down to notice the gems we already have but keep missing.