Storytelling with Image.
Take a look at a selection of our recent projects, crafted with care and designed to make an impact. Each one tells a story of creativity, collaboration, and results.
Under Her Name
Work-In-Progress Exhibition
Roots Unveiled
Exhibition & archival interpretation project
Role: Cultural Producer · Artist
Format: Exhibition, video art, archival installation, oral history
Status: Touring / Ongoing
Roots Unveiled is an exhibition-based project translating Chinese American historical archives and oral histories into visual art and moving-image installations. The project brings overlooked community histories into public spaces through immersive exhibitions, forming a major branch of the long-term From Homeland to Hometown initiative.
The next exhibition will be hosted in Julia Ideson Building in Jan 2027
Visual Works
Selected visual art works
Role: Artist
Format: Cyanotype
Cyanotype is one of June’s main medium where she would combine family and historical images along with paper and fabrics to create contemporary artwork with storytelling
Resonance
Video art & oral history performance project
Role: Producer
Format: Dual-channel video art, oral history, live performance, public screening
Status: Touring 2026
Resonance is a moving-image project that transforms oral history interviews and archival research into dual-channel video art and live performance presentations. Developed as part of the From Homeland to Hometown initiative, the project activates historical narratives through sound, movement, and projected images, creating a shared public encounter with memory and lived experience.
Oral History Shorts
Short-form moving-image series
Role: Cultural Producer · Artist · Filmmaker
Format: Short-form films, video essays, archival montage
Status: Ongoing
Oral History Shorts is a series of short-form moving-image works drawn from recorded oral histories and archival materials. The project experiments with concise visual storytelling as a way to foreground individual voices, fragments of memory, and everyday lived experience, functioning as a flexible extension of the From Homeland to Hometown research framework.
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