slow dream machine | debut poetry collection about being a vessel for writing, a body for the machine | learn more + buy |
A suite for damp rot | three poems for REFUSE, an inter-media exhibition about The Observatory at the Singapore Art Museum | learn more |
January 2021 | published in Quarterly Literary Review Singapore | read |
And Yet Eyes Resemble Oysters | runner-up for the Bi'an Award, poetry category; published in Stand Magazine | read (paywalled) |
Untitled | published in Quarterly Literary Review Singapore; included in anthology Quiet Loving, Ravaging Search | read |
氵pasang | an audio walk on ghost rivers made in collaboration with ila for Natasha, Singapore Biennale 2022 | listen |
speculative texts | for An Organic Terminus, an audio trail about Tanjong Pagar by The Everyday Museum | listen |
The Horse's Mouth | a semi-historical, semi-speculative account written from the POV of an envoy of the Han Dynasty | read |
Edible Life | a prologue to a longer science fiction piece about food systems in 2030s Singapore | read |
Tentacle | a short story about a woman who wants to be pregnant | read |
Lovers Text Lovers (in development) | a bilingual script on romance, East Asian pop culture, and Singaporean Englishes and Chineses | learn more |
Lizards | a prize-winning script dedicated to women who have gone mad | learn more |
Flicker | a hallucinatory dream featuring an ensemble in search of one another | learn more |
I, Robomancer | an essay about Japan, Buddhism and Artificial Intelligence | read |
Touch Skin | an essay for Networked Bodies (exhibition) by Supernormal | learn more |
an untitled essay | comprising multiple texts for The Open Workshop (exhibition) by Supernormal | read |
Empty Orchestra Heart | a view of karaoke culture and aesthetics through Monzoom.xyz's Total Eclipse Plumage | read |
Loving Anarchy | a review of No Poetry by poet Che Qianzi | read |
The Future is Here | an essay on entering the metaverse with Keiken and Kathryn Lofton | read |
In the room next to yours | a snapshot of artist Juka Araikawa's practice and ethos | read |
Leonorana #5: Environments | the fifth issue of a magazine focused on artistic research, co-edited with Isabel Carvalho | learn more |