In collaboration with Adrian Chua and represented by Nanyang Polytechnic, this interactive installation was showcased at the Singapore Botanic Gardens as part of the National Parks Board's Heritage Festival 2020. Lighted Timbers is an encounter with trees in their basic forms. Represented by light tubes reminiscent of urbanized streets and sign boards, the abstraction juxtaposes nature with urbanization. Lighted Timbers dramatizes this conversation through artificial intelligence (AI) emotions that the trees exude, as if a conversation was always present but ignored.

Deniably Real is an interactive sculpture that comments on our perception of a window, and how it acts as a mediator between reality and representation. The blinds in the screens interact with the viewer by simulating how light would be filtered through them as the viewer opens and closes the window panels.

Commissioned by Verve Arts Festival 2013 in collaboration with Joel Yuen.

Through representing different frames of art movements with projections, Meta explores the semiotics of frames in relation to an image.

This light installation is a commission by National Gallery Singapore for Light To Night Festival 2020: Invisible Cities

Irresolute Framework is an exploration of light and negative spaces.

Anamorphic Grains questions our perception of material through projections.

Tilt Shift was a commission by the National Arts Council (Singapore) for the Noise Singapore Alumni Exhibition in 2015.

A commission by KOH Concepts for their official launch of the Koh Lamp. This installation features 2 of the Koh Lamps integrated with a video projection. It simulates the canister as a receptacle of water and light.