Graphic Memoir - Hiders


Hiders was born out of my own reflections on absence and loss from the pandemic of COVID-19, a time when grief became both a collective experience and a painfully intimate one. Hiders investigate those silences through an imagined dialogue with my late uncle, whom I never had the chance to know but whose absence has been a major contributor to my understanding of family and identity. 




Zine - The F* Words: Food, Fermentation, and Feminism


"The F* Words" is a reduction woodcut comic on moldy paper sealed in ziplock bags, exploring my experience as an immigrant queer daughter in relation to my family and their food-making practice. The water-color ink was mixed with milk, fruit, and juice, which caused molds to grow into the print.



In My Next Life, I Reincarnated as a Spotted Lanternfly