narrative
product
experience
My work explores the fragile boundary between memory, myth, and machine. I create speculative systems that challenge how we construct meaning in a posthuman world. Drawing from emotional datasets, oceanic folklore, and ritual interfaces, I reimagine technology as a poetic medium—one that listens, remembers, and transforms.
With a background in architecture and visual media, I explore immersive environments that dissolve distinctions between the natural and the artificial, the personal and the collective. At the core of my practice lies a deep interest in the psychological functions of narrative: how each person’s version of a story becomes a projection of their inner world, and how collective myths blur into personal memory. I seek to question the authenticity of remembering, and to create experiences where narrative becomes a mirror—revealing not what was, but what the mind needs to believe.
I am also drawn to the evolving relationship between AI and the independent artist, not as tool and user, but as collaborators in co-authoring new forms of expression. Through these explorations, I aim to build narrative interfaces that invite reflection, evoke emotion, and hold space for alternative realities.
EDUCATION
Harvard University, Graduate School of Design, MDes
Southern California Institute of Architecture, M.Arch II
University of Liverpool & Xi’an jiaotong-Liverpool University