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"We’re all quite mad here. You’ll fit right in." - Mad Hatter, Alice in Wonderland

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You have stumbled into the domain of an unlicensed artist.

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Here, you will experience the wonders of madness in creativity.​

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I implore you to step inside, have a look around.

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Experience creativity the way I do.

SHINE Festival: Reach For The Stars

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The SHINE Festival was part of the SHINE x *SCAPE Talent Development Programme, which offers youths a unique opportunity to hone their skills and grow their talents in various interest areas like music, dance, urban sports, urban arts, pop culture, and interactive media.

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A series of works are then produced throughout the duration of the programme and exhibited during the festival. 

Reach For The Stars

2016

In collaboration with Guyrence Tan, Luo Yi, Lydia Kok, Claudius Keng, Alger Law, Naijie Goh, Winnie Yip, Silver Phang, Desree Low & Keith Ang​

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Site-Specific installation with fishing nets, disco balls and transparent writing cards. Public members are invited to write on the transparent writing cards.

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Part of SHINE Festival 2016, curated by Kult Gallery; supported by the National Youth Council

AnotherSole x SHINE Festival Shoes: Japan Rising

2016

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The mentee exhibition also consists of hand-painted and designed shoes that are provided by AnotherSole. Each participating member of the mentee exhibition at the festival are provided a pair in which they are invited to freely express their creativity. 

Effulgence Zine

2016

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A collection of black and white art pieces by the mentees of the Talent Development Programme. Printed and distributed free to the public for the duration of SHINE Festival 2016.

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The zine is a cumulation of creative energy from 18 individuals of diverse backgrounds. It is a collection of our efforts, a record of our processes and growth. This zine expresses the dynamic of nature of our passion for art and design.

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"Effulgence is brightness taken to the extreme. You may be dazzled by it, stunned by it, or even overcome by it. Usually used to refer to the sun or some other mega-star, effulgence can also be used more figuratively. If you're met with the mega-watt effulgence of the most beautiful movie star, take a moment to marvel at the rays of light shooting from her perfect smile. Then snap out of it and ask for an autograph."

Art Prevails

2016

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