Public Culture

I had no idea it was gonna be a ten-year project.

I actually thought it was gonna be one essay that I wrote for Public Culture on my family photos of posing in prison with my loved ones, and just, like, deep grief over that, and just allowing my space to have, like, a ton...

I mean, like, just really grieving.

And I'm not generally a crier, but that project did teach me to actually, like, allow myself to be more expressive, 'cause I'm someone who just kind of You know, I was a, like, person in my family who just, like, you know, I'm just, like, gonna forge through anything.

Joshua is recipient of Harvard's Wheelwright Travelling Fellowship and he has twice been the recipient of Singapore's President's Design Award.

His work has been published in Public Culture, Cultural Geographies, Environment and Planning D, Society and Space, City and Harvard Design Magazine and is in the collection of the V&A Museum in London.

His research in design is archived at leca.sg. Joshua, welcome.

Welcome.