Mich Duong is an emerging Vietnamese artist from Naarm, practicing on the unceded land of the Wurundjeri and Boon Wurrung people of the Kulin nation. His practice centres on topics of intersectionality, identity, and inherited Asian traumas. Through employing art as a form of both appreciation and healing, Mich commonly explores multi-generational immigrant mental health and critiques oppressive systems that contribute to this ongoing crisis. His art is often presented in a deeply personal and diarist format. In future research, he hopes to continue amplifying unheard voices of the Southeast Asian community, in order to help neutralise the imbalance in Western misconceptions and lack of understanding.