Writer & Filmmaker
Wayne Lim is a multidisciplinary artist
from Singapore, based in Boorloo/Perth.
Grounded in an ongoing search for self and home, his practice incorporates lens-based works, durational performances, and social engagement, with an interest in understanding place through a psychogeographic lens as an immigrant artist. Most recently, he performed an endurance work in which he walked from one end of Perth to the other, covering 155km in five days and sleeping in guest rooms along the way.
Trained as a visual journalist, his work has been published in Austin’s alt-weekly The Austin Chronicle and Singapore’s daily broadsheet The Straits Times, and awarded at College Photographer of the Year, the world’s largest collegiate photojournalism competition. His documentary films have also screened in competition at the Academy Awards-qualifying Short Shorts Film Festival (Japan), among others.
To See and To Know (2026)
To Trace the Coastline in No Hurry (2026)
Innaloo (2026)
Apparatus for Long-Distance Recall (2025)
Measures of Distance (2024)
Documentary Films and Photography
Certain Deaths (2025)
Fading Frequencies (2024)
Everyday Heroes (Iceland, 2024)
Unlearning, Relearning (2023)
Presidential Election (Singapore, 2023)
Bachelor of Communication Studies
(First Class Honours)
2025
Film Festival (Thailand)
Young Filmmaker Award
2026
79th College Photographer of the Year (US)
Gold, Individual Multimedia Category
2024
Quick Response Residency
2026
Film Festival
Bangkok, Thailand
2026
Short Shorts Film Festival & Asia
Tokyo, Japan
2025
International Association for Media and Communication Research (IAMCR) Conference
Singapore
2025
Singapore Youth Film Festival
Singapore
2024
26th YOUKI International Youth Media Festival
Wels, Austria
2024
Objectifs FreshTake!
Singapore
2024
Short Circuit 7
Singapore
2023
UT RTF Longhorn Denius Student Film Showcase
Austin, Texas, USA
2023
Third Place ARI, Perth, Australia
2026
Shifting Impressions
NUS Museum, Singapore
2026
Mind The Gap
Gillman Barracks, Singapore
2025
Between Queerness and Religion
Singapore Film Society, by Amadeus Yeo
2025