"One hundred Canadians" is a series of one hundred stylized portraits of semi-fictional individuals based on Canadian national population statistics. Using a combination of silkscreen printing, oil and acrylic paints as well as collage material on cotton rag paper, the series as a whole provides a glimpse of Canada’s population as a percentage of fragmented information (age, gender, ethnicity, religion, province of residence, etc.). On a more intuitive level, I have tried to imbue each portrait with an identity, personality and place by writing anecdotes about each person in the area surrounding their portrait. This is to elevate the person portrayed in the portrait from the statistics they are inspired from and hopefully expand on pre-existing methods of conveying complex information.

Included here are my painted works as well as work completed during my time as Community Artist in Residence

This includes most of the documentation of sidewalk murals I have created.

Included here is a sample of my illustration work as well as my project "My Week with Jian".

Here are the seven t-shirts I made. One for each day of the week.