Audrey believes in building a supportive community where students can explore opportunities and celebrate their achievements.

Outside of work, she enjoys travelling and is an avid bibliophile.

The Surface is a black-and-white series of two paintings depicting a magnified view of a large green chafer beetle. This artwork aims to portray the beauty of the insect through an abstract composition of its anatomy, emphasized by the use of lines and tonal contrast. The elytra in each painting is coated with a layer of gloss to replicate the natural shine of the beetle’s shell. Furthermore, the small scale of the painting reflects the creature’s simplicity and diminutive size, thereby amplifying its uniqueness and beauty.

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Exploring the symbiotic interactions between flora and fauna in nature, the artwork highlights the role of mutual action in a relationship that makes it flourish and bloom. The representation of the petunias as drinkware brings across the metaphor of the flower acting as a beneficial water vessel to birds as it blooms, and passing birds are able to return the favour through pollination.

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Passionate about nurturing well-rounded individuals, Ka Kui places strong emphasis on character development and helping students make meaningful connections between physics, society, and everyday life. He sees physics not merely as an academic subject, but as a powerful lens through which students can better understand the world around them. Drawn to 麻豆社’s distinctive approach to education, he appreciates the school’s commitment to a broad-based and balanced curriculum that supports students in becoming thoughtful, empathetic, and lifelong learners.

This work captures a fleeting motion frozen in time — a moment of impact on water, splashing before vanishing. It symbolises how a passing stage of life unfolds, in a temporal, vibrant manner that cannot be held onto. Like the splash’s surge and fall, it reflects the impermanence of routine life experiences that come and go in the blink of an eye. The splash blooms like a flower, capturing the delight of savouring the present — a reminder that what feels permanent now will slip away into memory.

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This painting depicts the journey of a beam of light penetrating a multifaceted glass form, a metaphor for the human spirit. The glass alters the path of light, bending and refracting as it enters. This signifies a moment when hope touches the soul and radiates its impact in unexpected directions. The scattered rays illuminate the dark space, suggesting the transformation that a small glimmer of hope can bring to a person. The rainbows represent the manifold blessings hope can bring into life.

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“Afterlight” refers to lingering emotions after a beautiful moment. Carved from soap — which naturally degrades over time — a burning candle sits in the centre, evoking visuals of a sundial, symbolising the ceaseless passage of time. It melts into a network of lines, representing the traces time leaves. Subtle blue and orange hues represent day and night, suggesting time’s continual movement. The work captures time’s impermanence, a reminder to cherish life’s moments before they come to pass.

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This work depicts a puddle on a pavement, reflecting a vibrant image of the sky. Associated with rain, the puddle represents a sombre stage of life, and the colourful reflection signifies life’s joys. The water ripples outward, suggesting how seeking joy amidst unhappy times creates an impact on many aspects of one’s life. A top-down perspective is used, as if the viewer stands over the puddle, mirroring how such joys are often overlooked.

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Four organic forms interlock to form a geometric tile. Each design, inspired by Chinese papercutting, contains the artist’s family member’s respective Chinese zodiac and name, suggesting a unifying cultural motif. The fitting puzzle and tile symbolise unity and support, reflecting the Chinese belief of family as life’s foundation upheld in the household. This may be emphasised by the repetition of “home” in ancient Chinese on the inner walls. Red contrasting the beige stoneware suggests kinship and prosperity.

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