Singha Hon is a Chinese American illustrator and artist from NYC. Her work is about creating visual stories set in dream-like places somewhere between the city environment she grew up in and an imagined one bursting with mythical creatures and mega-flora. She is interested in exploring the human-animal relationship as a way to reconnect with and understand the complex beauty of tumultuous and instinctive emotions, a space where longing and loss exist alongside joy, desire, and hope.

As an illustrator and teaching artist, she has worked with organizations such as Womanly Magazine, The American Civil Liberties Union, Abrons Art Center, and The People’s Paper Co-Op to create art that empowers and activates the community around it. She is currently based at The W.O.W. Project as a teaching artist where she works with an intergenerational cohort of artists and activists in Manhattan’s Chinatown.

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