Explore My Works

My work spans multiple forms of expression, including graphic design, poetry, photography, traditional drawing, and comics. Across mediums, I explore how visual language and narrative shape the way we interpret emotion, memory, and human behavior.

“Computers are to design as microwaves are to cooking.”

Milton Glaser

Semiotic Poster Design

Digital Artworks

AN APPLE A Day!

“Why is it not green?”

This is the question the “Apple Girl” asked in the film.

In our life, certain desires attach themselves to us—subtle, persistent, almost unreasonable. This film reflects on that quiet fixation: how a single expectation can multiply, echo, and gradually fill the space of perception. Moving through a dreamlike rhythm of repetition and transformation, the work examines the moment when desire stops belonging to us, and begins to shape the world we see.

we see, percei(ve), and drea(m)

Seeing is often mistaken for understanding.

Layered images of water and marine life drift across one another, accompanied by the unfiltered voices of children gasping, laughing, and calling out what they see. Between instinctive curiosity and the disciplined gaze learned over time, perception becomes a negotiation.

Faced with the same reality, different viewers quietly construct different meanings.

What does it mean to truly see?

Short Films

Between lines and layers,
ideas find their form.

Sketchbook Works

To Be Continued…

Comics

This comic project aims to visualize the lived experience of ADHD through fragmented panels and shifting visual scenes.

The first part presents the common struggles associated with attention deficit, including difficulty concentrating, managing deadlines, and organizing daily routines. Chaotic imagery and intrusive thoughts illustrate how attention constantly moves between tasks and distractions.

The narrative then shifts to highlight another dimension of ADHD: a mind filled with continuous ideas, curiosity, and creative energy. Rather than portraying ADHD solely as a deficit, the comic presents it as a different cognitive rhythm that can also generate inspiration and momentum.