Facing our civilization collapse, it is our duty as artists to enlighten the minds and gather the rebel souls in transforming our collective disease into the heat of passionate change.

‘’This is me, vulnerable as an artist should be, unveiling my psychological rumination, existential dissonance, and bewilderment from being multicultural. My bloodline is stained by the death of 1.7 million people. The traumas of my mother and her parents flow in my veins. I need to highlight the atrocity of wars and human deviance to reflect our inner chaos. The rise and fall of the Angkor Civilization should be a reminder of our own collapse, a warning for us to wake up. Do we know where we are going to? We are living beyond our means with no sense of direction. Our relationships with ourselves, with others, and with nature are conflictual. That rivalry and competition may account for our downfall. We need to reinvent, rethink a world together, and create a new paradigm that addresses urgent and burning issues. Let us cultivate the ‘Art of Better Living Together’ in conviviality. Let us dream and build a future that is ethical and responsible.