In Sài Gòn, homes often carry more than one life — a place to live, to work, to make. Our studio was once a home, and in many ways, it still is. The cabinet once belonged to our grandparents, now standing here among fabric and thread. It holds not only our tools but traces of memory — a quiet witness to the continuity of making, of care passed from one generation to the next.
Kaarem's Studio Director Khuyen at home in Cam Ranh
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Huỳnh Cát Tiên
Tâm Khoa Vũ
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