Suhui Hee 徐苏慧 (she/her) is a Singaporean transdisciplinary queer artist, musician and performance-maker working across sound, movement, live art, installation and experimental scoring.
Her practice begins with listening: to the leaky body, to materials and their agencies, and to the unstable relationships between bodies, objects and environments. Moving between the visceral, sonic and speculative, her work examines how bodies yearn, yield and are augmented by and entangled with the other-than-human.
In Ill Behaviour, auscultation becomes a compositional method for listening into the body and folding tenderness and reciprocity into corporeality. Presented at Summerhall during Edinburgh Fringe (2025), the work received critical acclaim. Her ongoing research Brace. extends this listening to matter, bringing a performer into an interdependent relationship with an amplified metal structure through questions of material agency and sensual collapse. The work has been developed at K3 Centre for Choreography and da:ns lab (Esplanade), and continues through the [CP]³ Certificate Programme for Critical Practice in Contemporary Performance (2026). Earlier work nonbreakingspace, an interactive hybrid album that considers animacy and mutualism amid ecological collapse, debuted at the Singapore International Festival of the Arts (2022).
Suhui has undertaken local and international residencies with Esplanade, Goethe-Institut, Hi-Viz Satellites, Bundanon and K3 Centre for Choreography, and is a Dance Nucleus Associate Artist (2024–2026). She holds a Bachelor’s degree from Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design.
She also produces and performs music as Anise, making entropic, cinematic compositions where glitchy rhythms, delicate vocals, field recordings and chamber instrumentation collide somewhere between the grotesque and the beautiful.
