Steady yourself. Learn the tools.
Free talks on looking after your body and mind, and free hands-on AI workshops, mainly for PMETs in their 30s and 40s who can feel restructuring getting closer. Just as open to the deaf community, people with disabilities, and young seniors. No jargon, no sales pitch. Donors cover the seat.

Start with whichever one feels right. You don't have to do both.
Steady yourself
An uncertain job market sits in the body as well as the head. These are short, free talks for people carrying that.
These are talks, not treatment, and they don't replace seeing a professional.
Learn the tools
Hands-on AI workshops where you leave with files and prompts, not a slide deck. Built for people who don't think of themselves as tech people.
Where we'll be next.
1:00–5:00 PM
Recently: on 22 October we taught a session with AWWA's Rehab and Day Care Centre for their participants.
"Their eyes were open."
That's what a participant said after our June workshop: a PMET in his 40s who came in worried and left with files, prompts, and a small portfolio he could point to. One seat, one Saturday morning, one person no longer left out of the conversation.
Every funded seat is a chance at that moment. Fund one →
Come for the paintings. Stay to find out what else we do.
Our exhibitions are how we introduce ourselves: seventeen works from 2017 to 2026, in oil, acrylic, pencil, and mixed media. The art is the front door, and the talks and workshops are in the next room.
See the exhibitionWhere every dollar goes, plainly.
| Workshop seats | 70% — the seats themselves | |
| Materials & access | 20% — kits, captioning, ramps | |
| Venues & exhibitions | 10% — rooms, printing |
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Notes from the work, updated when something's worth saying.
Same prompt, two machines: what Linyan and OpenArt heard
A small test from the studio: same idea, two AI video tools, two very different results. The lesson for teaching: the tool shapes the message.
TikTok & CapCut with seniors at Care Corner Toa Payoh
20+ seniors, one unplanned piano performance during the tea break, and a curriculum pilot for the Forward Deployed Engineer programme.


