Does it make sense to fight for toilet paper?

Smiling is a universal language that everyone knows and can understand. No matter where they are from or how old they are. Smile unites us all and helps us connect with positive energy, which we really need right now in the current state of the world.

“WE can change the world for the better, only if WE all united and come together”
“WE strong when WE think as one and even stronger when WE love and share as one”.

‘ANXIETY ’TIL INFINITY’ – THE INITIAL SIX’ is a series of 3 artworks acting as a visual essay contextualizing the nuances around the layered states of anxiety. As a type of anti-collage, the works all reference gestures and collateral around anxiety as a subject by bringing together disparate artifacts and visual gestures that create an introspective environment–asserting hints and references that compete for harmony. Artifacts such as the serial numbers and barcodes guiding the compositions are lifted from Xanax packages. Each piece carries the narrative while varying in visual grammar; continuously negotiating the value of time, place, and the internal dialogue overlaying peace with noise.

Please forget the previous entry for this one; this is a new file with some iterations.

Recently we have seen shift in values.
With a bit of humour, I celebrate change. The Toilet paper roll represent change of values in a short period of time.
Change from “what we want” to “what we need”.
Change towards looking and seeing value in simplicity. There are many layers to it for interpretation.

The paper roll, became an “icon” that everybody came to understand, without long explanatory words.
We also learnt how the preconditioned values in our heads, can just disappear into the air, and made us rethink “which values we want to keep, and which ones we want to adopt moving forward”

Spring is suppose to signify the end of winter & hibernation, the blooming of flowers and the awakening of life. But with the global pandemic, even the season of new beginning has to be isolated and kept its social distance.

This illustration was an “Easter Egg” I found when I was in isolation doing an Easter Egg Hunt in my old sketchbooks.

I don’t think it needs much description. A typographical discussion on the subject of the coexist. Me, You, Others for me this is CO-EXISTING, everything interlocks, visual in design and typography as well as in real life!

Black and white, black or white? Without one there would not be the other! In contrast as far away as it does not go on and yet in interaction harmoniously. Just like black and white, it is in the whole life with each other, for each other and next to each other

These days touching has become a very important thing: we can’t touch the ones we love. We are far from them. We think we might have touch something infected and we get paranoid. Now we have limited access to the things we can touch. Internet (again) has become our best ally. We can’t touch, but we can see.
At first I made this image with vibrants color, to give an image to what I cannot see (the virus) but then, we I change it to b&w it made a new form and sense of touching, instead of seeing.