School of Creative
Industries
MaKe
Ke is an artist and fashion designer with a background in arts management.
During her MA Art Therapy training, she gained experience working with individuals with ASD in a daycare centre, as well as adults facing mental health challenges in a community-based rehabilitation setting.
Ke’s artistic practice focuses on the unintentional drawing of lines and the use of colours to express emotions, dreams and perceptions of life. She explores self-expression and self-inquiry through various mediums, including writing, painting, drawing, sewing and sculpture.
Work
Link it now
Air-dry clay
80 X 30 cm
(2025)
Link it now encourages being in the present, and explores the intersection of body, emotions and imagination.
The body being the primary site of knowing, the work uncovers body movement and past memories through the soft clay sculpture, reflecting the journey of self-discovery and healing.
Protective childhood fantasies connect past emotional experiences to the present. The piece embodies the transformation of past emotions into storytelling, fostering self-awareness and emotional release.
