ABOUT

It was an honor to be invited by CSVPA University in Cambridge as a creative assistant, collaborating with the Japanese artist Maho on her striking project, “Enui. Tayutau,” and working closely with Iman, a Chinese model specializing in performing arts. At the center of the project is a mysterious character who feels both distant and familiar. Our work explored two main ideas inspired by Japanese concepts, which Maho introduced as the foundation for my work.

Tayutau – a poetic notion about drifting, uncertainty, and how our identity changes in an unpredictable world.

Ennui – a feeling of sadness, tiredness, and quiet detachment, symbolizing how our inner feelings gently interact with the outside world, blurring the boundary between inside and outside.