I wrote this post after completing the 2021 prompts. For the 28 days challenge (2021 Edition), please click here. I regretted not documenting this challenge as soon as I completed it early this year. I was still reeling from the anguish of my master’s dissertation. …

I was exposed to art history when I was doing my undergraduate degree in multimedia design. During the foundation year of my design studies, I learnt about drawing, painting, and art history to implement the thought process into my designs. One of the subjects that caught my attention is art…

Recently, someone asked me to teach about managing anger to four teenagers aged between 13–16 years old. I felt like an imposter when I did my research on this topic. Firstly, I felt like an imposter because I am still processing my emotions, especially my anger. Secondly, I am from…

The 28-day challenge is a set of prompts created by Brooklyn Art Library to encourage people to do art more daily. It was not my first time doing art prompts from Brooklyn Art Library as I have participated in 2020. …

A reflection of the books and videos that helped me during my master's research — In my previous post, I wrote about my experiences and my learnings during my masters. In the period of rediscovering myself, there were many things I need to relearn to optimise my research. For instance, I found out that I am a visual learner and a read-writer learner. …

I received news recently that the university senate has conferred my master's degree to me. Someone suggested that I write a post about this in which I could use my perspective to help others. Prior to my masters, I worked as a web designer for nine years, which this field…

I was fortunate enough to have viewed works from Body Politic and the Body exhibition in Ilham Gallery just days before the first lockdown announced in 2020. One of the many installations that caught my attention under the Body Politic and the Body Exhibition is Quiet Rooms by Nadiah Bamadhaj…

When the Movement Control Order happened in March, I was secretly happy. The skies were blue, the birds were chirping in the background, and there were no traffic jams. Furthermore, the construction behind my house halted due to the lockdown, which reduces the noise pollution in my neighbourhood. …

Dulled by years of being told that my instincts were wrong, I learn to trust my instincts to finish my masters. — Originally published in my personal blog on November 30, 2019. There are so many things that I need to relearn, and one of them is trusting my instincts. I always knew that my instincts are pretty spot on and strong. Still, I never really used them because my parents are…