‘Home’ felt like a plant migration, personally. Its life starts from a seed, grows into a plant, blooms flowers, is relocated by nature, and starts a brand new cycle on repeat. It felt right to encapsulate how I viewed home, my relationship with my sibling, and my parents through the narrative of dandelions. Blown by the wind like a dandelion, I started my adulthood in New York City, with my sibling in Los Angeles, while my parents stayed behind in Singapore. I wrote about vivid memories of childhood and my experience seeing my sibling leave for another country while I waited for my turn to come. I am still in the midst of figuring it all out and testing out the soil.
        I view the cultivation of memories as what triggers each plant migration. The collection of new memories signifies the fulfillment of a stage in the cycle of plant migration. My eagerness to experience is what drives my plant migration cycle.
        Second Edition, printed and bound in New York City. Previously sold at Wing On Wo & Co.

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3 color risograph (Gold, Black, Fluorescent Pink , 16 page saddle stitch with insert, 148 x 210mm or 5^7/8 x 8^1/4 in.