January is almost over — even CNY is almost over — but out of the past few years, 2022 perhaps deserve a reflection the most and so I just gotta pen down my thoughts about all that has happened in the past year to let myself properly settle into this…

Here are some films that I watched in 2022 and would like to share with you, followed by the full list of all the movies I watched in 2022, with my thoughts of each recorded on Letterboxd, and some that I’m looking forward to in 2023. — After clocking in at more than 50 films in 2021, the highest since I started logging my films on Letterboxd in 2018, 2022 was a relatively disappointing year as I caught less than 30 films in total. …

And so it’s been a month since the website was abruptly shut down. Shock and confusion were followed by disappointment, then discussions and a series of email correspondences. A press conference and a few articles later, perhaps our lives haven’t been affected much, if at all. That is not to…

It’s 3.25am on the 8th of May, just about 12 hours to go till the final screening session of the film programme I have curated at my workplace. I had wanted to write about it earlier before this weekend, alas things cropped up and I just could not find the…

Been half a month through January and crazy times during SAW but as per usual, just wish to kind of round up the past year and look back on what happened, what did not, and how far I’ve come. While 2021 felt like a repeat of 2020, there are also…

Here are some films that I watched in 2021 and would like to share with you, followed by the full list of all the movies I watched in 2021, with my thoughts of each recorded on Letterboxd, and some that I’m looking forward to in 2021. Past Years: 2020 2019 2018 2017…

Some reflections on organising a video art screening series, one of my most enjoyable shows installed, and what it means for my artistic practice — I am writing this on the night before tomorrow’s opening of this video screening series’ final instalment presenting Lin Aojie, having thought about it for more than two weeks. …

Work takes up so much of our lives that we can’t seem to stop thinking about it. But what exactly constitutes work? And what can be considered the best work in life? — I have been thinking about work. It’s hard not to think about it, when it’s such a huge part of our lives. As working adults, it takes up most of our time. We go to work everyday and we work hard to get on with life. …

We all have days we feel extremely unmotivated. Not just the usual laziness, procrastinating kind of mood; but the kind when you just want to lay there and not do anything at all. When your thoughts are filled with work, things to be done, fun things to do, games, music…