Where does your creative inspiration come from?

I’m heavily inspired by my friends and the various people I meet in the creative community of London and Singapore. I’m always trying to understand my position in the world. Meeting new people and entering new spaces are always filled with a level of intensity that I rationalise through my practice. Looping Faces is a way for me to cope and meditate on these experiences, and ultimately produce works emotionally charged by the various experiences and individuals that I encounter in my life. 

Where do you see Looping Faces going from where it is now?

I truly hope that it’ll continue to be a space that I can escape to and that others can feel a part of. Since moving back to Singapore, i’ve been working on a series of garments and hope to collaborate with other creatives in Singapore to create something new!

What advice do you have for other young creatives trying to start a brand?

Don’t feel tied down to what others say about you or your practice. I think it’s really important to truly, deeply enjoy what you make because the authenticity will translate to your audience and you’ll never feel like the need to compromise your identity to fit a mould! What's yours will always be yours.