She most recently worked as a Research Designer at Reality Labs Research at Meta, where she developed deep expertise in UX for contextual AI systems, and was a Y12 Incubator Member at NEW INC. Her work has been presented internationally at Ars Electronica, MAAT, and Abierto Mexicano de Diseño, and published in the Are.na Annual and The HTML Review.
2026
A website for The HTML Review Spring 2026 issue that revists camera roll memories as tiles of blue, exploring translation between image, color, and text, and between an experience and its record, my recall and machine interpretation.
Are.na Annual: Pools 2026
A conversational essay written with Stephanie Marie Cedeño about reflection pools and their function as spectacle, contemplation, and a metaphor for AI. Edited by Meg Miller and Amirio Freeman.
2025
A different kind of "weather app" that draws a new cloud every day, after Yoko Ono's Cloud Piece. Add your own cloud to the Are.na channel.
2025
A Chrome extension that creates a spotlight around the cursor, making the browsing/reading experience feel like a discovery. Adjust your spotlight and try light and dark modes!
2025—
An ongoing exercise to explore websites as a medium using self-initiated prompts. These quick sketches imagine alternative interfaces: websites that you just stare at, websites that only listen, websites you have to care for, and more.
2025
A location-based phone game for WikiGameJam 2025 that turns the world's knowledge into a living garden. Players collect “seeds” from Wikipedia article locations, and watch them blossom into unique flowers.
2025
A video essay reflecting on Animal Crossing, COVID, and the care/control of islands using personal "found footage" screenshots between 2020–2024.
Exhibit, 2017
Installation of our collaborative work Networked Colluding at Ars Electronica about solving a neighborhood mystery through a network of IoT devices. Collaboration with Stephanie Marie Cedeño.
Joining a panel with amazing creative coders and artists on local and global exchange between Taiwan and our neighbors, organized by SpOnAct: livestream and recording.
I taught 'Tending the Webpage' at the end of June at Index Greenpoint, a workshop for the design- and code-curious to build tools in HTML/CSS/JS for tending and growing a shared webpage together. More info soon.
I gave a talk at a Claude Meetup hosted by Natalie Feng Lin for artists and designers: myself and three artists shared our process and reflections working with Claude in our projects. Write-up in Chinese of all the presentations here and link to my deck here.
My friends and I organized this multimedia, multisensory art pop-up at The Grocery. We envisioned this as a gathering of friends and the work that we make, and created a space to share projects with each other and our communities.