A collage for a history of Taiwan's sugar industry, showing how sugar under Japanese colonial rule shaped the modern economy and the balance of power between state, business and society.
Collage is a way of exploring new possibilities through images. By cutting, combining, and reassembling visual elements, I create new ways to tell a story, capturing both the key ideas and the underlying emotions of an article.
Rural Dystopia: Abandoned Land, Forgotten People, Behind an Invisible Wall/ collage
"It Takes a Village to Raise a Child" : A Poster Spotlight for a Writing Collection/ collage
"Burn a Little to Save the Rest": How a Chiang Mai Village Learned to Live with Fire/ collage
The Unfinished Project: 10 Years After the Coup and the Transition That Never Ended/ collage
Rescuing the Rate of Profit: The Economic Logic Behind America's War with Iran/ collage
Is Cuba Next on Trump's Hit List?/ collage
Trump 2.0 and China/ collage
The Pheu Thai Party's Survival: New Conservatism and Playing Both Sides/ collage
"Come Home, Son" to "I'm Done": Decoding Thaksin's Rhetoric of Paternal Power/ collage
Raising Old Ghosts: Nationalist Fear Against the Storm of Change/ collage
Questions Buried, People Forgotten: One Year After the NACC Building Disaster/ collage
Ramadan's End, Peace Still Pending: The Ongoing Crisis in Thailand's Deep South/ collage
The Environment: War's Silent Victim/ collage
Taiwan in Sweetness: Sugar, Colonialism, and the Making of a Modern Economy/ collage
What Does a Decapitated Dugong Tell Us?/ collage
The Beatles, Kings, and Nation-States: A Cultural Reading of World Cup 2026 Team Reveal Videos/ collage