THE FAMILY STUDIO
A family history in photographs.
My father had a photography studio in Kuala Lumpur. The family studio’s work ranged from preschool portraits to commercial shoots and fashion photography.
A preschool photo might end up in a family album; a fashion photo might tell a very different story. I like that photography has room for both.
WHY THE ARCHIVAL OF US
The things a photograph keeps.
When you look through old family photos, you notice more than the occasion. How young your parents were. The relatives sitting together. The house, the furniture, the life in the background.
That’s why I built The Archival of Us. We photograph the ceremony and the portraits, and pay just as much attention to the people around them. Years later, a small moment you barely noticed might be the photo you love most.
MY OWN PATH
Finding my own way.
I started photographing people in 2020: school events, portraits, family days and weddings. I also studied civil and structural engineering at ITE College East and tried acting. Photography became the work I wanted to keep doing.
With people, it helps to know when to offer a little guidance and when to let things happen. That’s how I approach a wedding. We make time for portraits and stay close to what’s happening around us.
My school journey was featured on Channel 8. Damai Secondary School shared the story too. Read the school’s story
BRINGING PHOTOGRAPHERS TOGETHER
A photo walk in Tiong Bahru.
I brought photographers and two models together in Tiong Bahru to take photos, try different angles and share ideas. I enjoy bringing people together around something we love.

COMMUNITY
Care beyond the photograph.
I also make time for community and charity events, including a visit to AWWA. Being there for people matters to me, with or without a camera.
I also make photos for myself. It’s how I try new ideas and learn what feels right to me.






































