Jodoh is a non-binary activist, abstract expressionist, and conceptual artist whose creative work transforms sensory perception into vivid visual experiences. Rooted in audio synesthesia, their art translates sound, color, and emotion into dynamic abstract forms. Signature to their practice is the “Yams” pattern; a visual language that bridges the senses and invites viewers into a synesthetic dialogue.

Jodoh’s practice explores the complexity of emotion, celebrates intersectional community, and expresses political consciousness through multi-sensory artworks that invite reflection, conversation, and connection. By weaving together visual and auditory elements, they create interactive installations where audiences encounter art as a shared, synesthetic experience. Their work emphasizes art as a catalyst for inclusion and collective participation, centering vulnerability and the interplay of the senses at the heart of artistic expression.