



A collective showcase from DMST103: Essential Digital Media Toolkit class. The themes being explored in these projects are queerness, toxic masculinity, and family.
Role: Full-stack Art Director
Tools: Figma - Adobe Creative Suites




DETOX MASCULINITY, right in its name, is to detox toxic masculinity, challenging the term by showing the reverse of a set of attitudes and ways of behaving stereotypically that society expects of men and women. Based on my personal stories growing up in a country where female and gay rights are not fully recognized, and observance I collected throughout childhood, I want to use my visual creativity to address this problem in a very playful and colorful way!
DETOX MASCULINITY, right in its name, is to detox toxic masculinity, challenging the term by showing the reverse of a set of attitudes and ways of behaving stereotypically that society expects of men and women. Based on my personal stories growing up in a country where female and gay rights are not fully recognized, and observance I collected throughout childhood, I want to use my visual creativity to address this problem in a very playful and colorful way!
DETOX MASCULINITY, right in its name, is to detox toxic masculinity, challenging the term by showing the reverse of a set of attitudes and ways of behaving stereotypically that society expects of men and women. Based on my personal stories growing up in a country where female and gay rights are not fully recognized, and observance I collected throughout childhood, I want to use my visual creativity to address this problem in a very playful and colorful way!
DETOX MASCULINITY, right in its name, is to detox toxic masculinity, challenging the term by showing the reverse of a set of attitudes and ways of behaving stereotypically that society expects of men and women. Based on my personal stories growing up in a country where female and gay rights are not fully recognized, and observance I collected throughout childhood, I want to use my visual creativity to address this problem in a very playful and colorful way!































































The video is a medley of all my filmmaking works as well as a sequence of all my favorite experiences and activities that give me the feeling of warmth, happiness, and joy. How I embrace my identity and self-love is through the small moments I have in everyday life.
The video is a medley of all my filmmaking works as well as a sequence of all my favorite experiences and activities that give me the feeling of warmth, happiness, and joy. How I embrace my identity and self-love is through the small moments I have in everyday life.
The video is a medley of all my filmmaking works as well as a sequence of all my favorite experiences and activities that give me the feeling of warmth, happiness, and joy. How I embrace my identity and self-love is through the small moments I have in everyday life.
The video is a medley of all my filmmaking works as well as a sequence of all my favorite experiences and activities that give me the feeling of warmth, happiness, and joy. How I embrace my identity and self-love is through the small moments I have in everyday life.




































Most Asian cultures are predominantly collectivistic in nature, where the individual is tied with the group identity while the notion of independent self is often deemphasized. As a Vietnamese, how I was brought up has pushed me to prioritize the desires of my family over my personal needs and goals. Whatever we do has to benefit off each other in the long run, and how a person presents themselves to others can reflect their family’s social standing, education, reputation and belief.
Most Asian cultures are predominantly collectivistic in nature, where the individual is tied with the group identity while the notion of independent self is often deemphasized. As a Vietnamese, how I was brought up has pushed me to prioritize the desires of my family over my personal needs and goals. Whatever we do has to benefit off each other in the long run, and how a person presents themselves to others can reflect their family’s social standing, education, reputation and belief.
Most Asian cultures are predominantly collectivistic in nature, where the individual is tied with the group identity while the notion of independent self is often deemphasized. As a Vietnamese, how I was brought up has pushed me to prioritize the desires of my family over my personal needs and goals. Whatever we do has to benefit off each other in the long run, and how a person presents themselves to others can reflect their family’s social standing, education, reputation and belief.
Most Asian cultures are predominantly collectivistic in nature, where the individual is tied with the group identity while the notion of independent self is often deemphasized. As a Vietnamese, how I was brought up has pushed me to prioritize the desires of my family over my personal needs and goals. Whatever we do has to benefit off each other in the long run, and how a person presents themselves to others can reflect their family’s social standing, education, reputation and belief.






































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OHTER PROJECTS
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January 2022
A multimedia series highlighting the diversity of Asian identities and challenging how the American Media defines “Asian”.




May 2020
I collaborated with artists, designed and filmed 20 social media posts about cinema history. The page achieved over 3,000 followers on Facebook.
May 2022
A musical short film portraying the love of two persons in the middle of Old Quarters, Hanoi