Mary Bernadette Lee is an artist, educator, illustrator, co-creator, observer and collector of information and experiences through collaborations with communities. Her artistic practice takes the phenomenological approach investigating relationships between body, architecture and space, and psychological states relating to Self, Identity and Home. This relational dialectics between the physiological and the psychological is expressed through her works that foreground the architecture of her as a person and an artist. Her works manifest in paintings, illustrations, linocut prints, mono-print prints, woodcut prints, clay sculptures, textile installation, and publication. She loves to explore how mediums - traditional, natural and man-made materials - informs each other resulting in innovative presentations and new meanings.

Mok Zining is obsessed with random things: orchids, arabesques, sand. The Orchid Folios (Ethos Books 2020) is her first book. She lives in Singapore, where she is at work on an essay collection, The Earthmovers.