The Mekong Delta (my hometown) shapes my artistic perspective. It is a place where river livelihoods and memory flow into one another.

I find myself lingering over old, time-worn objects, listening to the quiet stories embedded in their cracks and faded surfaces.

This space functions as my living archive - a digital place where research, projects, and reflections are collected, organised, and kept active.

Here, I study cultural traces and reinterpret them through contemporary forms, keeping memory present rather than fixed in the past.