Rather than treat Geylang as a single story to document, Odd/Even visualises its multiplicities. Overlapping narratives are layered to counter-map the neighbourhood visually.
The Lorongs' odd-and-even divide, which quietly denotes different typologies of people and activity, becomes a lens onto a Geylang that thrives on cultural merge: home to Singapore's largest concentration of clan associations, dozens of religious sites, and the accumulated stories of immigrants navigating both transient and permanent ground.
Odd/Even looks at these communities beyond the index.