[ INTERACTIVE INSTALLATION · SERVICE DESIGN · SENSORY STORYTELLING ]
My practice grows from overlooked life forms — oyster shells, tree rings, breath — whose textures record time. I weave sensors, generative imagery and data into spaces that invite people to slow down and re-perceive the world.
[ 02 — SELECTED WORKS (06) ]
A sensor-based installation that translates oyster ecology in Xiamen Bay into a breathing light and image landscape, revealing how pollution and climate change estrange oysters from their natural state.
A small domestic installation where faint breath, light and sound reveal hidden emotional undercurrents under an ordinary table.
A speculative service system for real-time feeding, TNR management and gentle coexistence.
Waves, particles and erasing surfaces expose the fragile line between presence and disappearance.
An interactive city-corner simulation where microplastic “particles” slowly erode a 3D landscape.
A short documentary following shared journeys across water, tracing how boats, rivers and interviews weave a quiet portrait of human connection.
G Art Museum
My practice grows from overlooked life forms — oyster shells, tree rings, breath — whose textures record time. I work across interactive installations, service design and generative technology, building spaces that invite people to slow down and re-perceive the world.
For me, design is not a single answer, but an invitation: just as every new ring quietly reshapes the contour of a tree, an oyster shell, or a human life.