Assistant Marketing Manager. 985 undergraduate, a master’s degree from Australia. I thought I had done the right thing at the right time, and life would work out fine. Management Trainee, global GTM team. Every step went well. Until Jakarta. The man who pulled me out of the sea was a neurologist. But what came after, the hallucinations, the levitation, had no medical explanation. And my life I’d been holding so tightly began, slowly, to loosen. I don’t know if the Seed Syndrome can be cured. But like Pan said: write it down. So here it is, at least the parts I’m ready to share. Thank you all who turned this little diary into an animation project. I can’t wait to see what we’ve made!
Neurologist, Indonesian-Chinese. I trained at the University of Indonesia, completed a Fellowship in Neuromuscular Diseases at the National University of Singapore. When I meet Susu, her symptoms made me feel like I was watching something spread quietly through our generation. But her courage drew me in. Finally, we didn’t become seeds. If miracles still exist, perhaps they look like this: reaching for each other after we’ve made a mess of things, and choosing to keep our feet on the ground. I believe we are saved by telling our stories. When Susu asked about bringing this to the screen? sure! Yiyi’s team made it possible, and I’m grateful. I hope it reaches whoever needs it most.
Animator · Writer · Graphic Designer Pioneer of visual communication and the animated documentary form. #Screenings Chicago International Film Festival, CAFA Art Museum #Position Project Leader, Seeds on the Seawall (2026–) Senior Marketing Officer, Taikoo Place Beijing (2023–2026) Exhibition Designer, Inside-Out Art Museum (2021–2023) Assistant Curator, CAFA School of Design (2019–2022) #Upcoming Travels 2026 Jun. 21-27: Visiting the Annecy Festival and the Mifa, France I’m looking for passionate animation artists and producers to collaborate on Seeds on the Seawall. Please find the project details below and feel free to contact me :)