A street series on belonging and invisibility—unstaged moments of people half-seen in public space (2025)
The Odd One Out?
I grew up between Bangkok, Tokyo, and Singapore. In the street, everything feels natural—yet slightly off.
The Odd One Out? shows unstaged moments about belonging and invisibility—being here and not fully seen.
Man dissolves into mist beneath high-rises.
Grimy mirror holds a faint self-portrait.
Renovation tarp erases the man’s head.
Headless cutout; passerby lost in phone.
Poster’s face hidden by open power box.
Walker passes a silhouette, echoing his shape.
Only hands and phone emerge between pillars.
City and figure invert in a puddle.
Mannequin legs rise from a cardboard box.
Draped stall reveals a row of legs.
Recognition
– Shortlisted, Women Street Photographers Artist Residency (2025)