Introduction “Home” is a crowded word: it’s commonly linked to shelter and safety, belonging and legitimacy, family and return, routine and familiarity. It can feel like refuge, but it can also carry duty, hierarchy, restriction, or surveillance. Across disciplines, a shared insight emerges: home is not only a place you understand, but something you do. Anthropology… Read more: Weaving Home Elsewhere: Singapore Jan-Feb 2026

I got sucked into some reading and thinking that led me to some works of Joan Mitchell that have really gotten under my skin. I started exploring the 550+ compiled works on the Joan Mitchell Foundation website – what a treasure trove it is! I wish I could include some specific images here, but I… Read more: Joan Mitchell: Light, energy & tension

I’ve been a little stuck on what to post. I’m in research mode: reading, thinking, and having discuss – which makes it difficult to write something cohesive while I am still processing. However, someone asked me last week what my daily schedule is like, which inspired an idea of how to approach this post. I… Read more: Cy Twombly: Erasure & visual language

I think this painting has a lot of vibrating colour – sometimes it almost gives me a headache and other times I’m completely attracted to it’s energy. In choosing the palette, I was thinking about utilising complimentary colours, and my palette had to be cleaned off several times during the painting process to prevent the… Read more: Albers’ relativity of colour