Dana Goh (b. 2001) is a London-based multidisciplinary artist working primarily with textiles. Her practice evokes a sense of longing for something nostalgic, familiar, yet ultimately unreal. She is influenced by the sensibilities of shoujo (少女), and she embraces softness and femininity. Her tactile works blur memory and perception, romanticising the in-between, where emotions are felt more than understood. Goh’s art becomes a gentle form of escapism, inviting viewers to pause within the ambiguity of what is almost remembered, almost real.