The series features a little girl living inside an old computer who one day jumps out of the screen to leave the virtual world behind and enter the real world. She finds a new home with a teddy bear. When people move to a new city or country for education, career, or other changes in life, they often find themselves in a foreign environment. Where is home now? Amidst the ebb and flow of life's transitions, where does one establish and preserve emotional connections? The teddy bear can be seen as an emotional anchor, a source of comfort during introspective moments during which we open up to ourselves.

Editorial Illustration: Wall street Journal reported that starting in July 2023, State of Connecticut will put $3200 into a trust account for each baby born below a designated income in an effort to close the wealth gap.

Editorial Illustration: FM Stories Podcast Episode 584 features a Blind women who decides to learn how to apply make up

Urban small room is a series depicting experience living in small spaces.

Dolltopia is a customizable doll and miniature store popular amongst the children in NeoTokyo.

The apartment of a everyday worker, with walls covered in self-built climbing holds- the man hopes to one day follow in his grandparents' footsteps and live out his dream of being a rock climber.

Open-planned apartment of an illustrious avant-garde furniture designer and architect. 

Science fiction a century ago has predicted the 2000s to be filled with flying cars. How would it look like if it was a reality when we look out of our windows?

During covid pandemic many office buildings were deserted as employees work from home.  Would the pandemic be the start of the end of office?

In 2020 covid pandemic put a halt on commuting to offices. It provoked me to reflect on the modern office buildings, often similar in structure- countless cubicles stacked on top of one another that engulf millions of souls inside. I built the empty cubicles out of tiny volumetric pixel (each a cube) to render the familiar yet uncanny spaces, a relic of the industrial revolution.

A convenience store is like an urban oasis. A place to take a break. To enjoy and refuel, amid all the incessant urban demands and chaos. Glittering and soothing for a few $. Lots of people in the supply chains— farmers, manufacturers, logistics, marketing, shop staff, even accountants work together behind the scenes for it just to exist.

What is your childhood home like? A glittering memory? A dark place? Or just a most ordinary, plain space yet one that you will remember forever?