P011 → Nature vs. Technology: The Dynamic Balance
Generative Art · Graphic & Concept Design | 2023
Nature vs. Technology imagines plants reclaiming digital and built environments—from rusting circuits and moss-covered monitors to biophilic buildings. I coded simulated plant-growth patterns and combined them with graphic design across multiple media, letting organic forms spread through human-made systems. Created during my undergraduate studies, the project explores the tension between control and unpredictability: technology gives these environments their structure, while nature continually changes what they can become.
P012 → Journal of the U.S.
Zine Design | 2024
A visual diary that traces small, passing moments from a journey across the U.S. Using photography, collage, and layout, this zine reflects on memory, distance, and the quiet beauty of the present—after it's gone.
P013 → Dreamscapes: Visions from My Subconscious
Concept Development · Trend Research | 2024
Dreamscapes translates dream imagery and nostalgic technology into visual directions for fashion. Starting with the idea of a “Digital Dream Window,” I developed themed boards through color, texture, collage, and visual rhythm. Each direction suggests possibilities for prints, silhouettes, and products while holding onto a distinct emotional atmosphere. The project shows how I turn an abstract starting point into a visual system that could guide further design work.
Sub-themes include:
Lucid Dreaming – A surreal galaxy of flying fish, cosmic color, and vivid awareness.
Sunset Over Oblivion – A melancholic, dystopian vision bathed in fading warmth.
Roads to Nowhere – An abstract landscape of endless paths, stillness, and longing.
P014 → Parallel Realms
Fashion Illustration · Creative Direction | 2024
P015 → Dream in Pieces
Fashion Design · Draping · Patternmaking · Photoshoot Direction | 2020
P016 → Stillness & Study: Selected Oil Paintings (2019–2020)
I made these paintings during the pandemic lockdown while living in China. Some are original compositions; others are studies and reinterpretations of classical works I admired. Painting became a way to slow down and pay attention to light, texture, and atmosphere. Presented together as a selected series, the works show the observational practice behind my later design projects.
- Whispers by the River
- Lavender Afternoon
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Worn Hands, Sharp Memory
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Sunset Symphony
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Leaves Along the Way
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Salt in the Wind
- Worn Hands, Sharp Memory