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“I studied Arts Management, I was a dancer... I’ve done many things separately, and at some point, I was like, 'Let's do a run club (Off:form),' and everything just kind of fell into place.”

Anh’s blonde haircut and effortless style caught our eye, and compelled us to strike up a conversation during his short visit to Singapore.


“My PhD is on health tech innovation, looking at how current advances in healthcare have changed the doctor-patient relationship, and how the health system views the body.”

“When people hear that I’m a freelancer, they assume I have all the time in the world. But it actually takes a lot of self-discipline and time management! If I procrastinate too much, my work would be a big mess.”

“I didn’t feel secure about having my pictures taken when I was growing up, and now that I’ve started gaining more confidence, I’m trying to give back to that younger version of myself.”

“I thrift a lot. I also like to go to pop-ups and events like the Hammock Market, and I scroll through Carousell on a daily basis, because that’s how you’ll find the gems first!”

“It’s hard to earn a stable income in the arts, so I want a stable job to sustain my dreams. Eventually, the goal is to pursue arts full time, but now, I just need more money.”

“I’ve been living in Singapore for 15 years, but I go back to my hometown in Thailand every month because I always miss my family. Thankfully it’s not too far away, so it’s easy.”

“Sometimes, I try to coordinate the pieces that I wear so that everything is the same colour. It could be all green, or all blue. It just makes it easier on myself.”

“The local art scene is quite open, but there’s always more room for experimentation.”

“In my free time, I love to run, especially alone. When I go on long runs, it gives me time to think and destress. Apart from that, I'm into fashion as well.”

“I love photographing people. One of my favourite places to shoot is Tanjong Pagar, because of the whole juxtaposition of the old and new, you know?”