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
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
Inspirations
What began as a passion project has evolved into something more. June draws her inspirations from culture objects and people she encounters. Everything she is in contact evoke a memory, a story or a mood.
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
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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