about

Born and raised in the dense and dynamic city of Hong Kong, I have always drawn inspiration from the cultural contrasts and everyday rituals that shape how people live. After spending over a decade abroad—including time in Canada and participating in an international exchange—I am currently pursuing my Master’s degree in Media Design at Keio University in Japan. I am part of the Future Crafts real project (lab), where I explore how traditional craft practices can evolve through technology and sustainable thinking.

My research centers on reimagining natural and discarded materials—such as sea glass—by integrating them with contemporary fabrication methods. I am interested in how design can serve as a quiet but powerful bridge between old and new, human and machine, and the digital and physical worlds.

I believe good design can enhance global experiences and profoundly shift one’s perspective—often without conscious awareness. I am excited to see where design will take us next.

香港で生まれ育ち、文化の対比や日常の習慣から人々の暮らしの美しさにインスピレーションを得てきました。カナダでの長期滞在や国際交流を経て、現在は慶應義塾大学でメディアデザインの修士課程を専攻しています。

Future Craftsラボでは、伝統工芸と現代技術・サステナブルな考え方を融合させ、自然素材や廃材を再解釈するデザイン研究に取り組んでいます。デザインが、古と新、人と機械、デジタルと物理の世界を静かに、しかし力強くつなぐことができると信じています。

私にとって、優れたデザインとは人々の視点や日常を豊かに変える力を持つものです。これからも、その可能性を探求し続けたいと思っています。