All The People, So Many People

All The People, So Many People is an ongoing visual mixtape which consists of visualised song suggestions from close friends who have been asked the question "Pick a song that summarises our friendship." The idea is that these visualised suggestions will paint an honest portrait of myself. As the wise Jim Rohn once said "We are the average of the five people we spend the most time with".

Parklife by Blur, chosen by Zheng Xiang

All Alright by Fun, chosen by Ezekiel

The Importance of Being Idle by Oasis, chosen by LJ

Dolce Vita by Ryan Paris, chosen by Adriena

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Yellow Peril Supports Black Power

Various Illustrations Pt.1

Various Illustrations I've done over time.

Editorial - Neither British nor Chinese

In solidarity with the Amazon Forest. This work was done with the belief that all our collective efforts can amount to something in the ways of a better world.

A visual metaphor of purgatory. A transitional phase ridden with motion but lacking in progress.

The Tokyoiter: Spring Cover Design 2022

Artwork for Industria 2019

I was invited by the organisers of Industria (Индустрия), a pioneering design and art festival based in Izhevsk, Russia, to contribute an artwork that pays homage to the city's industrial roots. I sought to visualise the correlation between their industrial heritage and the comforts it allowed its residents by making a connection between their factories and love for sauna.

The Independent

I was commissioned by the Independent for an illustration to support Will Self's article regarding the nature of the UK's mental health facilities and its correlation with the stigma surrounding mental health.

From Jesus to Yeezus

An exploration on the parallels between conventional worship and fanatical behaviours surrounding celebrity worship, bringing the definition of religion into question. I found Kanye West (aka Yeezus) to be an excellent case study as, despite his faith in Christianity, his egotistic persona and god complex paints a fascinating picture of the modern person’s struggle between submission and empowerment. In congruence with the time-honoured vocabulary of Christian art, the artwork is filled with symbolism and iconography which references from the life of Yeezus. This is the mythology of Yeezianity and the human race.

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