Exploring possibilities of new interlocking form and functions for glass in the architecture, engineering and construction industries that that interacts with light, shadow, and the environment in new and interesting ways, through fabricating and experimenting using current digital fabrication technologies and traditional glass working techniques.

An artificial intelligence application that acts as the user’s nutrition guide. The app interacts with the user in a responsive, dialogue format to ask and gather from the user their daily food intake and provide recommendations for healthy food that can be ordered via its partner UberEats.

Material exploration focusing on the innate properties of glass, entailing both traditional and non-traditional techniques with hot and cold glass, including blowing, molding, casting, assembly, metallic oxidation, fusing, duplicating, re- forming, manufacture and performing unusual manipulations of molten glass and other materials with translucent properties.

The DoubleBubble bottle tackles the concerns for people not drinking enough water by pairing water bottles and sharing drinking information. When one person is drinking or filling his/her water bottle, both bases react to it by creating a vortex,, a gurgling / pouring  sound, and thus creating  an audio-visual “drinking” effect. In this fun and thoughtful way, each person is reminded to drink the water he or she needs.

General graphic design, branding, poster, etc. in 2018/2019 for Harvard student organizations.

To explore the possibility of achieving different three-dimensional ceramic paneling system and filtration facade design variation in the same controlled setting through solely varying the parameters of robotic extrusion, and the potential practical implications of such exploration.

Experimental architectural design project that aims to integrate echolocation-based interaction within projected virtual reality system, to formulate a sensual-materiality experience, that could potentially open a new field in architecture and interactive structure.

Project in Metal I, a required course for Industrial Design major students at Rhode Island School of Design, specifically looking at how tectonic-inspired modular conceptual structure can represent or be derived from aspects of the Earth’s tectonic characteristics.

A riotous, architectural anecdote to the world’s current shipping container waste and recycling issue, without dismissing these container’s original purpose and meaning, part of Volume Zero’s UNBOX2017 Competition. The project won honorable mention (top 50) award.

A series of experimentation with CNC, acrylic resin and other non-conventional material exploring the use of color in affecting perception of form.

Speculative interior architectural design targeting issue of overpopulation and rapid urbanization in overpopulated cities.

Means to a shadow-based sculpture, a collection of three-dimensional objects, that when projected with lights from particular angles create different variations of colorful visual outputs.  

A computed speculative burial mask for architects focusing on surface manipulation, discretization and curve processing, revolving around the concept of Cotard Delusion, which is a rare mental illness in which the affected person holds the delusional belief that they are already dead, do not exist, are putrefying, or have had part of their body distorted, destroyed or taken.

Translating / empathizing with an alternative population through creating a medium that simulates the experience of people with musical anhedonia.

A wearable, immersive experience projected within a custom designed space helmet Tomorrow Lab created and built with global ad agency McCann for the exclusive release event of Darren Aronofsky's new show, One Strange Rock on National Geographic.

A series of food illustrations, drawn from family conversations and memoriesInspired by nostalgia, homesickness, and my undying love for it.

A collection of bedroom applicants mounted on one single circular frame unity, aesthetic and space saving purposes.

We woke up and for some reason, the media, digital and online disappeared. It simply became non-existent. Is this our future?Where is the knowledge being stored? Where can we have access to the backup of our Collective Imaginary? Where did the bigData go? Idea Forward's 24h competition entry (2nd place)

A computational piece that veers into the abstract and the personal, appropriating and remixing the game mechanics of a small video game made around the 2000s.

An interactive virtual reality playground built using A-Frame (a web three.js framework for building VR experiences), our final project for Introduction to Computation taught by Chris Novello.

Based off of  a pun of the term "purebred", as well as the internet's odd fascination with household pets sticking their faces through pieces of toast. A combination of CNC machining process and 3D printing fabrication was used to mass-produce this design. The pieces were then hand sanded, polished, and painted.

A speculative hybrid form of architecture embodying elegance, masculinity, violence, and vulnerability, focusing on the duality of traditional architecture and computational design, through integrating technology and expression and pushing the limits of structural impression on the greater scale.

Bio-engineering project from MIT Media Lab course < How to Grow Almsot Anything > on engineering ways to extract yeast to create Yeast bread.

Woodworking experience from Wood I, a required course for Industrial Design major students at Rhode Island School of Design, specifically focusing on lamination and hand carving.

A program showing cephalopod reflex action's force and form using the YURT painting and image-placement program Cavepainting at Brown University.

Online platform that allows people to record their random inspirations and ideas, and "auction" them to others who find the idea meaningful to them.

Intends to identify a flawed system in the creative make & build process, aka the user experience issue with smooth-on molding and casting, and create a visual-experience solution for it in the form of a tablet application.

An artistic visual interface demonstrating the possibilities for this technology via extracting important information from quantity of existing data and applying machine learning to create a normal-range model, compare a separate individual’s model with it to effectively identify anomalies.

‘I like to take pictures wearing headphones, listening to music,’ Minghui explains, ‘and these symbols sparked my imagination’. He chose a wide aperture to blur the background and isolate the forms while keeping the coils in focus. It was an impression of music, the natural elements combined in perfect harmony.

A wearable, immersive experience projected within a custom designed space helmet Tomorrow Lab created and built with global ad agency McCann for the exclusive release event of Darren Aronofsky's new show, One Strange Rock on National Geographic.

An experimental project on materializing colors through fractal generation through logical and social understandings of them, ith the intention of drawing us closer to our innate understanding of colors.

A special handle design for a pair of general use scissors, specific to the ergonomic needs of a user with Carpal Tunnel Syndrome.

Panacea serves as a harness for walking, and pulls up and strengthens the knee area and hip muscles of elder dogs, which is where the contacting ligament is degenerating over time and causing instability, pain and immobility.

Project in Metal I, a required course for Industrial Design major students at Rhode Island School of Design, specifically looking at how tectonic-inspired modular conceptual structure can represent or be derived from aspects of the Earth’s tectonic characteristics.

Inspired by the structure of tangled string, this jewelry design seamlessly incorporates both 18th century Art Nouveau style curves and 20th century minimalist structure into a unified piece of jewelry.

An exercise-encouraging game designed for smart phone user. Player controls an avatar in his/her phone, and help he/she to grow, obtain physical abilities and exchange for useful gadget.

A set of monkey-themed jewelry design rendered in plated metals, inspired by traditional 12 Chinese zodiac symbols, with 2017 being the year of the monkey, designed in a joyous style, to be associated with the fortunate and celebratory mood of the Chinese New Year.

A derivative of a desk lamp with the feature of adaptability, floating over the desk allowing the user to adjust it according to different scenarios, designed on the idea of light with multiple purposes which respond to the user’s multiple needs, simultaneously not compromising the quality of the light and guarantees total practicality making it a flexible, functional yet highly personalized product.

A luxurious music box giftware design. This was a CAD practice piece creating during my first year in Rhode Island School of Design's Industrail Design program, using rhino and rendered using its own rendering plugin.

Research on alternative performance interface translating choreographic practitioners’ expressions into a responsive, integrated orthogonal system of interfaces which the audience can engage with without compromising the original performance, promoting the interactivity within spatial arts.

A special reward for Citi Bike members that volunteer to redistribute bikes across the city, who provide an invaluable service that benefits other users, as well as the environment.

Series of mechanism translating to non-linear kinetic movements, mimicking the motions of a pat of flamingos.

A work-in-progress piece of work based on the original gummy bear snack. Not gummy-ish, nor edible, this series of fun iteration of bears narrate different stories of this familiar candy we think we know so well.

Project exploring the possibility of reclaiming waste from avocado consumptions into a product that reminds people of the full story of avocado plantation and environmental sustainability.

Bio-engineering project from MIT Media Lab course < How to Grow Almsot Anything > on engineering ways to extract yeast to create Yeast bread.