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The crocodile signifies a pirate, murderer, or a man who is no less wicked.

Luca E. Lum is an artist, writer, and interdisciplinary researcher for whom the technological, semiotic and informational recur as material, relation, and predicament.

Her present work spans moving image, drawing, writing, and cultural programming, to examine anticipatory architectures of post-hauntological time. 

Her work has been supported by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Delfina Foundation (London), NTU Centre for Contemporary Art, Singapore. Her writing has been published by the Asian Film Archive, Nang Magazine, and Cthulhu Books. 

In 2016, she co-founded soft/WALL/studs (2016-2021), a collaboratively held space and series of actions that experimented with renewed situations of discursivity, agency, autonomy, and communality.

She holds an SM in Art, Culture, and Technology from MIT. Her first degree was in literature. Born in Singapore, she is currently based in Cambridge (MA), USA.