collaborations

This is just a list of projects that I've undertaken with other people. Not an exhaustive list.

  1. Photographer: Derek. (June 2025). “Tony is a homeless friend-turned-volunteer!”. in @homelesssg on Instagram.
  2. Cromey, Chris. (June 2025). “Exploring Farrer Park: Ecuadorian Coffee, $5 Char Siew, and a Piano Jam!” in YouTube.
  3. Videographers: Julian and Bonnie. (May, 2025). “Stranger he met on Linkedin indeed paid $1.2k for this man's therapy out of their kindness!”. In @giveasia on Instagram.
  4. Xin Yi, Ng. (May 2025). “As one of the pioneers of the freegan movement in Singapore, this new mother... is part of a community that shares surplus food and items to reduce waste.” In The Straits Times.
  5. Elisa Liu, and Jin An. (2024). “Why Why Why Show: Episode 133. The Flavour Is Yellow. A Singapore Special”. In Apple Podcasts.
  6. Michael, Jerome, Hui Ying, et al. (2024). “From chaos to surprise: a two-day un-conference adventure”. There is a photo album, and a discussion-group in the app, Telegram.
  7. Steph and Alex. (2024). Spoke & Bird Poetry. A photo is there.
  8. National Library Board of Singapore. (2024). “Open Stage Originals: Tony and friends”.
  9. Mono Singapore. (2024). “Free yummy and juicy oranges; Chinese New Year is nearly here”. There is a photo.
  10. National University Cancer Institute, Singapore. (2023). “Volunteering to play the piano at lunch-time”. A photo is there.
  11. Elisa Liu, and Jin An. (2023). 'Why Why Why Show: Episode 107. Why do shop-houses in Singapore have spiral staircases?'. In Google Podcasts and Apple Podcasts
  12. Singapore Coffee Association. (2023). 'Cupping Series: Ecuador'..
  13. Charles Eisenstein. (2022). “The Paradox of Busy”, a Web-page. A copy of that web-page is at Internet Archive.
  14. Jess Chua. (2020). “Leviathan”, a Web-page. A copy of that Web-page is at Internet Archive.
  15. Ghee Keong, Kang. (2019). “Introducing reading materials on Free and Open-source Software”, an informal talk. At HackerSpace Singapore. A photo is there
  16. Jason Soo and Function 8. (2014). “A short film on the May 13 Generation.” The twenty-minute video is at YouTube. And, a synopsis is at Internet Movie Database.

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