Outside of curatorial work, my practice is at the intersection of arts & culture, design and sustainable development. My work is informed by 7 years of closely working with art practitioners in the Yangon art scene and my studies at MFA Design Program at Rangsit University, Thailand. I believe arts & culture and design can contribute to sustainable development of local communities and regional systems, often playing an integral part in the alternative worldmaking and collective imagination. I value decoloniality and indigenous knowledge, while making sure methods of inquiry are non-extractive, but provide values to the individual unique contexts.

My latest published work includes researcher position for Myanmar for the British Council research report “Arts and Technologies in ASEAN - Interconnected Parts.” I am currently working as a Research & Evaluation Associate at edgeandstory