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​Misty Mountains and Waters

Parallax Animation

 

Animated by Adobe After Affect

Guard of the Eve

3D Model

Sculpted by Zbrush. Rendered by Blender

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Unsinkable Sam

Animation

Animated by Mental Canvas

The Wounds of War

Charcoal Animation

Comic Works
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​The Eye of a City

Performance Art

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Seeking for Water

Installation & Performance Art

What if a tree—not a planner, not a developer, not even you—got to decide how we read a city?

This project starts there. Inspired by the way poplar trees move water with wild precision (shoutout to their five-pointed vascular system, nature’s own design flex), this piece imagines what navigating space looks like when you’re rooted, thirsty, and built for survival—not convenience.

At the center: a dyed loofah sponge, hanging like a chunk of parched earth. Steel wires stretch downward like roots in motion. When blue ink gets pumped in, it travels—slow, deliberate—through the wires, tracing invisible decisions, dripping onto a clean-cut city grid printed on acetate. The map doesn’t stand a chance. The ink bleeds, warps, stains. It softens the grid’s sharp order, making room for something messier. Something alive.

This isn't just about materials (though, yes, loofah = sponge/soil/hunger, wires = roots with agency, ink = water with a will). It’s about perspective. Every drop of ink marks an attempt: “Here. I searched here.”

And that’s the heart of it. The roots don’t care about zoning laws or neatly drawn blocks. They move where they must. In doing so, they redraw the city—not out of rebellion, but out of need.

This project asks: What if nature got the pen? What if the systems we live inside—grids, borders, plans—aren’t as fixed as we think? Maybe survival makes better maps than logic ever could.

The Origin of Instant Noodle
The Food Truck Proposal

Diagrams

Bookmark of Scents

Handcraft 

 

A scent has the power to transport you to a specific moment in time, much like a bookmark that guides you back to a particular page in a book. I often spray perfume on my bookmarks so that every time I open the book, the fragrance brings my thoughts back to the moment I last closed it. Inspired by this idea, I interviewed people about their favorite perfumes and created personalized bookmarks for them—serving as markers not just for their books, but for their daily lives.

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Bookmark of Memories

Handcraft

 

The vintage items displayed for sale in nostalgia stores

may also carry priceless memories from their previous owners.

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U.S. - USSR COLD WAR
NUCLEAR BOMB 
BLAST SCALE COMPARISON

Data Visualization

This project visualizes the destructive parameters of Cold War–era nuclear weapons, comparing the fireball diameter, overpressure radius, and radiation zones between U.S. and Soviet warheads. Using modular logic and consistent visual language, the charts translate technical data into an accessible system of comparison — each radius and intensity rendered as scalable units of impact.

The work applies information design principles explored in Design Systems — clarity, hierarchy, and modularity — transforming complex scientific data into a visual narrative of power and deterrence. Through this lens, the project reinterprets the aesthetics of Cold War infographics, exposing how design once served both knowledge and ideology.

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The Pattern of the Wind

Plywood laser cut

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Posters and Covers
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Procrastination

Installation

 

"Time is a storm in which we are all lost."
-William Carlos Williams

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