The term 'Aeropalmics' means putting your cupped hand out a moving vehicle to gauge wind resistance. Dawn Ang, who goes by the moniker of Aeropalmics, liked how it represented the child-like glee of freedom and enjoyment and felt it was something that she could carry through and apply into her life and art practice, and hence the moniker. With her eyes open to the unending sensory magic of the natural world, she produces pieces that oscillate between astounding detail and playful abstractions. Her themes are derived from a cathartic process of self-reflection, and an exploration of different shades of the human condition such as growth, consciousness, and memory.