“To think of digital space as apolitical and untethered to the real is dangerous, and to think of it as being discrete or unrelated from whatever field one works in is unrealistic. At its very essence, it is about the notion of communication, and that bleeds into every facet of meaning-making and knowledge production.”

“There are a lot of things that can turn up unexpected when you work with mediums such as silkscreen. When you print in silkscreen, it can often take up to a week to finish just one print. It costs a lot more money, but there’s always that rush of adrenaline that comes from getting something right.”

“In using my body to create works, the personal becomes public. This is my body, and there is so much power contained within. It becomes a vehicle to address these patriarchal structures here in Singapore.”

“Through these works, we’re able to see the horizon she wakes up to every single morning. To the artist, these are small daily victories that she is grateful for. It is a value that many of us often overlook, and it is an experience that we often take for granted.”