Oceans*A*Part

All The Things I Had To Say To You
​(Without You) 

Real-Doh:
​Fun with Apologies!

And Everything in Between

Love Clinic

Untitled (Goodnight Stranger)​

Real-Doh:
​Together, We Can Even This Out

Conversations in Singapore History' 18 

Real-Doh Playroom 

洗手 (Washing Hands)

Fix-Aided

A safe place to un-nail your privilege

What do we do now with the traces we ​left behind?

How can we connect
with each other through the gesture of waiting?

How can public seating be activated to promote connections among strangers?

How can we help children celebrate who they are and make the world kinder for it?

How might making food together create space for dialogue?

How might we 'lepak' in orchard road?

How do we grieve in a public space?

How can we reimagine 
knowledge that is shared
​and exchanged?

How might we bring a collective sense of play and pause to our busy city? 


​How might we gather and circulates collective wisdom across the world?

How might we reimagine urban infrastructure as vessels for storytelling for the neighbourhood, with the neighbourhood?

How might we introduce diverse visual forms of the natural world to create conversations and connections between art and nature?

​How might we honour the past, present and future of play across generations in our former school grounds? 

How might we be the bridge between sighted and visually impairment individuals to foster greater inclusivity? 


​How might we reconnect families distanced by technology through the arts and our everyday?

How might we activate our
public spaces ​to listen to
​nature and each other?

How imght we unveil the worth of an apology to forge​ deeper connections with others?

How might we reimagine play as a language of care across generations in a hospital?

How might we reimagine the assignment as a collective pedagogical encounter? ​

How might we transform a ​game of the past to forge intergenerational bonds?

How might we make space for ​the invisible labour of care?

How might we bind stories ​of others with our own?

How might we transform an under-utilised parking lot to reimagine our urban playscapes?​

How might we uncover the stories hidden beneath the vernacular of ​our neighbourhoods through a virtual field trip?

How might we gather to tell
​stories over Kopi & Myths in a wayang pavillion?

How can food bring us a shared home when we are ​physically apart to share our cultures?