Fashion Lecturer, Researcher & Curator based in Singapore
Through my research and practice, I reflect on the way fashion and dress tell stories of identity, resistance, and imagination. My work spans practice and theory, investigating the intersections of fashion and culture. I hope to inspire a critical and joyful approach to fashion, beyond conspicuous consumption. As part of my public-facing work, I often participate in panels, exhibitions as well as facilitating visible mending workshops to promote creative connections to our clothing.
I lecture at LASALLE University of the Arts Singapore and am currently pursuing a PhD at Central Saint Martins, where I am researching contemporary fashion practices in Andean Bolivia, where I was born.
