A Multi-Medium Artist Doin’ It Well.

A First Generation Chinese Born American. Middle Child. Only Daughter. California Native. Filmmaker. Artist. Entrepreneur. Clairaudient. Fastgirl. Moondancer.

All things begin with gratitude. Welcome and thank you for coming and exploring the scope of my life’s work. May you leave nourished, inspired, and more grateful than when you got here.

— Ashley Ga Lai Mui

谢谢

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Dou Jea

I Got A Story To Tell.

Creativity is life. My work as a creative is to restore the connections, and reclaim some things I may have lost along the way - by creating art, preserving culture, and telling stories that honor and celebrate the richness of my journey, heritage, and family.

In San Francisco Chinatown w/ my 1986 3 series BMW aka Lucy aka Champagne Papi

Photos by Taylor Reyes (A childhood friend who lived across the street from me.) — Photos by Taylor Reyes (*A childhood friend who lived across the street from me.)*

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Land Acknowledgement

Makkin Mak Muwekma Wolwoolum, Akkoy Mak-Warep, Manne Mak Hiswi!

We Are Muwekma Ohlone, Welcome To Our Land, Where We Are Born!

The Muwekma Ohlone people are the indigenous people of the Bay Area. They inhabited the lands from the San Francisco Bay to the lower Salinas Valley. The collective Ohlone people, who were also referred to as the Costanoan people, were in fact around 50 separate tribes with different languages and have been stewards of this land for over 2,000 years.

We acknowledge and give thanks to the Ohlone People on whose traditional territory we are occupying and gathering. We acknowledge them as the past, present, and future caretakers of these sacred grounds.

Ohlone Elder, Ann-Marie Sayers Reclaims Sacred Land in the Bay Area.

Sutro Baths
San Francisco, California