My Art
Works
A lifetime of storytelling through art, design, and imagination — told in five acts.
Beginning
to Space
for Impact
of Ideas
Heart
The Beginning of a Story
My art journey began by accident at age four, in front of a camera for Kind Moon (1995). Growing up among lights, scripts, and creativity, I learned that emotion moves people not through words, but through subtle gestures.
From Stage to Space
Later, I moved behind the scenes — designing the worlds where stories come alive. With my team, I crafted theatre stages that let space, light, and rhythm speak louder than words.
Designing for Impact
My canvas kept expanding. I designed logos, posters, and campaigns for UNICEF, films, theatres, and cultural organizations — turning emotion into line, colour, and form.
The Shape of Ideas
With a background in industrial design, I sculpted objects — from chairs and glasses to lighting and tables — exploring how form, material, and touch quietly shape everyday life.
Hands, Heart, and Home
When I step away from screens and products, I return to painting, pottery, and collages. These moments remind me why I fell for design: curiosity, imperfection, and the pure joy of creating.
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More Works
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Across theatre lights, film sets, design studios, and quiet nights with clay and colour, I've learned that the story worth telling lives somewhere between freedom and purpose.
Art teaches me freedom. Design teaches me purpose. And somewhere between the two, I keep finding the story worth telling.