Navigate local recycling rules with confidence.
A shared information system connecting fragmented waste-disposal rules across regions and countries. The project brings source evidence, regional classifications and preparation requirements into a common rule model, translating complex local differences into clear, item-level guidance.
WeChat Search Function Redesign
An interview-informed redesign of WeChat’s search experience: clearer entry cues, results linked to their source chats, and more direct access to files within conversations. The proposal makes existing search capabilities easier to recognise and navigate while retaining familiar interface patterns.
Stage graphics, motion and typography for the tour.
Stage-screen graphics for BENZO’s RUNWAY to SHOW tour. Preshow displays, song visuals, hand lettering and a fifteen-poster series connect typography, image and motion across the stage.
Campaign, poster, and cover design explorations
A selection of campaign, poster and cover designs exploring relationships between typography, image and composition. Each piece develops a visual direction for a particular subject or context.
When Identity Speaks before the Self
A curatorial project exploring speech, silence and partial belonging. Distributed curation, sound studies and spatial design examine what happens when identity shapes expression before it can fully emerge.
From Surveillance to Subjectivity
A curatorial project examining how surveillance and the need for recognition reproduce patriarchal power. Three curatorial movements connect philosophical research, selected artworks and spatial narrative.
The Echo of Women’s Hands
A curatorial project reading women’s hands as sites of agency, discipline and labour. A three-part route connects bodily gestures with self-management, care and the afterlives of colonial power.
How Waste Sorting Presumes the ‘Ideal Citizen’
A curatorial project examining how waste sorting becomes a system of judgment. Participatory classification, documentary material and artworks trace the moral pressures hidden within everyday environmental responsibility.
Structural Barriers Facing Hong Kong’s Women
A data story tracing education, labour-force participation, unemployment and underemployment in Hong Kong from 2001 to 2024. Interactive visualisations examine what educational gains reveal—and what credentials alone cannot explain.