# Project Description The Journey of Being Lost Tze Wei Loke Summary Final work Tze Wei is a London-based illustrator and artist from Malaysia. Drawing from her multicultural background and personal experiences, she often explores cultural identity through a documentary approach. These narratives tend to resonate with a wide audience by touching on shared feelings of memory, belonging, and lived experience. Recently, she has expanded her practice to include ceramics, using clay to deepen her visual storytelling. Tze Wei is a London-based illustrator and artist from Malaysia. Drawing from her multicultural ba... College Camberwell College of Arts Course BA (Hons) Illustration Graduation year 2025 An artist’s experience of being lost in self-discovery — and the unexpected joy she found along the way. The Journey of Being Lost is a film that connects with audiences who experience insecurities, uncertainties and self-doubts – especially young artists who are going through similar challenges. It encourages the audience to embrace fears of the unknown, recognising that uncertainty can lead to both challenges and valuable discoveries. This project is also a way for me to document and reflect on my own journey as an illustrator. The project focuses on the process of making, where I expanded my interest in ceramics by exploring different techniques and knowledge about ceramics. Final work The Journey of Being Lost A short film of an artist’s experience of being lost in self-discovery — and the unexpected joy she found along the way. A photograph of ceramic egg plates stacked together. A photograph of mini ceramic eggs that were made into magnets and pins. A photograph of ceramic egg plates arranged in descending sizes. Share this project An artist’s experience of being lost in self-discovery — and the unexpected joy she found along the way. The Journey of Being Lost is a film that connects with audiences who experience insecurities, uncertainties and self-doubts – especially young artists who are g... A link to this page has been added to your clipboard Browse related work Craft & Process Identity Documentary Ceramics Discovery Process