từ từ projects co-create experiences of intimacy through play and creative interactions — across generations, backgrounds, and communities.







How to eat like an alien: With Hachul, Kitty organised a Killjoy Supper Club for those who ruin family dinners. This is an experimental gathering to reimagine what else could yet become at the dining table.







Presentations at University of Bristol (2026), University of Cambridge (2025), University of Washington (2023-24).







Kitty introduced informal archiving such as zine-making, talking about queer love and gathering as a form of resistance and a way to voice from the margins.








Community zine fairs in different cities (Glasgow,  Ho Chi Minh, Hue,  Taipei, Bangkok, Kuala Lumpur, Nagoya).









Kitty experimented with projecations—a method for engaging with projects that follows intimacy and self-actualising activities. Ho Chi Minh (2024), Vinh Hy (2023),  Bao Loc (2023, 2025),  Kathmandu  (2024).









A series of game and co-authorship to create a shared experience of care among supposed strangers:
Slow dating (2020-2024);  Slow Dining (right photo, 2023): A game where couples go through 7 dishes, each requires a different “sense" to  taste, thus, a different orientation to intimacy.








Together with friends of từ từ and Studii Academi,  Kitty designed games and classes for kids and teenagers in multiple cities across Vietnam.

Participatory Feedback Party (2021) with our multi-generational community to create Dialogue Game.





   
This is one of Kitty’s all-time favorite projects: Drawing from collaborative puzzle-solving rooms and immersive installations to story-tell a decolonial narrative of the Vietnam War, she collaborated with Nguyên to make Vietnam War - An Escape Game (2020).






Interactive classes for youth on Decolonizing Love.

Immersive exploration of Lâm Đồng K’Ho indigenous community to suggest branding direction – a project initiated by the Southern Institute of Ecology.