projects
work made with purpose
This is a collection of commissioned projects completed over the years.
Each project represents the outcome of an in depth process of research, experimentation, and making, shaped by the people, places, and stories behind it.
National Olympic Committee of Cambodia
Created for the National Olympic Committee of Cambodia, this project reinterprets traditional Khmer ornamentation as a contemporary visual system for the national team uniforms.
Worn during the SEA Games opening ceremony, it carried Cambodian heritage into the arena.
Municipality of Katwijk, the Netherlands
Every place carries more than what is immediately visible. Commissioned by the Municipality of Katwijk, these two civic murals draw from local history, collective memory and the character of their surroundings.
Each composition brings the layered identity of its neighbourhood into view, creating something contemporary that still feels rooted in place.
In development – production scheduled for summer 2026
AirAsia
Ancient, fluid and continually reborn, the Naga moves across the skies.
This digital mural reimagines one of Cambodia’s most enduring symbols through a contemporary visual language: bringing together mythology, movement and cultural identity while positioning Cambodia within a wider regional story.
Fairfield by Marriott
Created for the restaurant at Fairfield by Marriott Phnom Penh, this permanent interior mural captures the colour, movement and energy of the city’s street life and market culture, centred around the iconic Central Market.
Layered with details drawn from everyday Phnom Penh, the work turns a familiar urban scene into a lasting visual narrative.
Rose Apple Square
Three walls form one continuous world. This permanent mural series brings local culture and everyday life together within a shared narrative.
Each mural tells its own story, yet only reveals the complete world when seen alongside the others.
OCIC - Connexion, Koh Pich
Created for a public facing façade of the Connexion building on Koh Pich, this permanent mural draws from Cambodia’s boat-racing traditions. Its long horizontal composition follows the movement and collective rhythm of the rowers, carrying the energy of the race across the building.
