THE TREEHOUSE SOCIETY
This grassroots educational project started in October 2022 when we realised that the refugee children living in Langkawi Island are not getting any proper education. It felt like this community was left behind or forgotten.
Our mission is to create a learning space for all underprivileged children and a sustainable creative community in Langkawi Island.
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EXPLORING CULTURES
STORIES FROM MALAYSIA
STORIES FROM INDIA
STORIES FROM PHILIPPINES
MORE GALLERIES
POSTER PRINTS
Own a piece of moment during Kiran’s journey across Asia and around the world. Living among tribes and exploring ethnic communities.
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LIFE PRINTS
ABOUT ME
I learn a tough lesson of not controlling everything in life and letting go was the hardest fulfilling experience I’ve had.
Somehow through some unknown months, in late 2012, feeling lost, with only time on my side and some close friends, my childhood passion for photography slowly returned.
I remember a trip we took to Penang, the annual marathon. Since then…
I kept doing it, escaping into the images and their stories, I felt a little more at peace with how things were.
It reminded me of the first film camera I’ve owned when I was 19 and when I was free to just create, by myself and explore places.
A year passed, and I wanted to feel more of this…
Get In Touch With Me
For collaborations, photo assignments, art festivals, publications or any related matters. Or if you wish to be part of our projects or volunteer.
The TreeHouse Society
Our mission is to create a learning space for all underprivileged children and a sustainable creative community in Langkawi Island.
Join The Community | GIVE LIGHT
From this life journey, something new was born, a grassroots community, iMKIRAN. Which embodies the idea of social awareness, empowering the marginalised and supporting creative passion. As part of our iMKIRAN community, your collective support helps us create more social projects, bring more creatives together and give light to another.
