I’m a motion graphic designer who tells stories through rhythm and movement. My work blends narrative and emotion, exploring the tension between text, image, and sound. With a touch of playfulness and warmth, I aim to make emotions breathe through motion.
The office cubicle painter
‘The Office Cubicle Painter ’ is a short motion graphics piece about an ordinary office clerk stuck in the repetitive, grey rhythm of corporate life.
The story follows the protagonist as she clears her desk and discovers an old doodle book from her student days, quietly reigniting her passion for art. As colour slowly returns to her surroundings and spirit, the animation conveys a clear message: even amid the rush and compromises of adult life, our true selves and inner dreams never truly disappear.
This typographic artwork visualises the tension between existence and the selves we never become. The design transforms language into a vessel of emotion—each letter carrying the quiet pressure of unrealised possibilities.
The interplay of fine and heavy strokes reflects fragility and burden: thin lines evoke the delicacy of bones, while dense forms convey the gravity of unfulfilled lives. Subtle displacements in letter structure suggest the overlapping and tearing of parallel existences.
In the spirit of reconciliation Monash University acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of country throughout Australia and their connections to land, sea and community. We pay our respect to their elders past and present and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples today.
