ABOUT
I am a social designer working at the intersection of materials, people, and process. My practice is intuitive and highly collaborative, often unfolding through shared experiences and collective exploration.
Rooted in curiosity, I use design as a way to ask questions about how we relate to each other, our environments, and the systems around us. I work across different mediums— clay, food, publications, and participatory formats—and use tools like writing, drawing, event-making, and conversation to shape and share ideas.
My approach is process-led and open-ended: I value experimentation, iteration, and learning through making. Ceramics often acts as an anchor in my work—a material that invites slow tech and tactile connections to nature.
Coming from a cross-cultural background, I am committed to working in ways that center multicultural perspectives and support alternative ways of thinking.
Collaboration for me is not just a method, but a value—an opportunity to build spaces of care, complexity, and exchange.
I am always open to projects, partnerships, and conversations that expand the ways we can design with rather than for.
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The pictures from this website have been taken by friends, and some by me. Thanks Marie Kang, Ziyi Lian, Inga Hamelmann, Ana Robles, and Thymen Peters for your great talent ;)