Hi! Thank you for visiting.
I hope you are having a lovely day.
Just to make sure you've got the right Jerald Lim
(there are a few of us out here),
I'm the han chinese they/he from pulau ujong
practicing poetry/artmaking/new media shenanigans
to incite care and entanglement and good relations.
i am a graduate of u of utah's environmental humanities masters program
and yale-nus college.
We may have met at:
- COCE2025 in hobart
and/or john seed's deep ecology retreat
- Voices for the West 2025
Chris La Tray's workshop
- School for Poetic Computation
spring 2025
Narrative Constellations
Relational Reconstructions
- Colby Summer Institute in
Environmental Humanities 2024
Astrida Neimanis' workshop
- Keystone DH2024
Game Analysis Panel
- found library
at islands & starch
- Yale-NUS College
the college formerly known as
- basketball
at the park or smth
In the midst of turning this space into a place.
If you are looking to get in touch,
you may reach me at hello[at]jeraldlim.com
or @jeraldlxz on instagram
If you are looking for some of my work,
recent & current projects include:
- patternfaring (2025)
hypertextual provocation
on the academic form
- terms and condition of
services manifest (2025)
our entangled obligations
in kernel mag vol 5
- shoreline swell (2025)
wip (great salt) lake-facing
dance+music+lit collab
- analysis of Climate Change
representation in feature films (2025)
journal article in
environmental communication
- rhizocinema (2024-2025)
twin cinema inspired
poetic experimentation
- found library (2024)
participatory art installation
and encounters in kinship
- aspen study / roots (2025)
twin cinema poems
with plant companions
- divining, daylighting (2025)
poems on cyanotype
exhibited at Mestizo Institute of Culture and Arts
- Island Expropriation:
A Cartographic Elegy (2024)
mapping relations in You Are Here:
The Journal of Creative Geography
- singapore's sea theft(2024)
book chapter in
dark mountain issue 25
- a portrait of the
environmental humanities (2023)
tracing textual and non-textual
foundations with scrap wood
- unnamed: a nature poem(?) (2023)
audiovisual daoist meditation
exhibited at ELO
a reminder to breathe, hydrate, thank the trees;
take care!