creative__minds__project

Q: Your work has such a playful, child-like energy. What draws you to that visual language, and how did it take shape over time?

A: At the beginning of my postgraduate studies, I was drawn to highly detailed and more realistic forms of drawing. But over time, I found myself increasingly attracted to a freer, more child-like visual language.
This looseness allowed me to draw more fearlessly. I became less concerned about whether something was “perfect” and more focused on enjoying the act of making. Gradually, I realised that simplicity can carry emotional depth. What appears playful or naive can actually hold space for complex feelings and give viewers more room for interpretation.