(work in progress)
About Me
Architecture
14 Paper House
13 Paper Column
12 Undoing Hierarchy
11 Common Ground
10 Part-to-Whole
09 Soft Boundaries
08 Home After Crisis
07 Reuse Nymphaeum
06 Art Academy
05 Twist & Turn
04 Porous Playscape
03 Floating Playscape
02 Analysis
01 Projection
Wood
09 Airplane Riding Toy
08 Memory Box
07 Harmony in Nature
06 LLOYD
05 Wooden Stool.
04 Collaboratio n Toy
03 Egg Tool
02 Lotus Section
01 Force of Nature
Art
13 Thesis Probe
12 Grid
11 Surface
10 Line
09 Stories
08 This is Paper
07 Silkscreen
06 Children Museum
05 Life Illustrated
04 Jet Trenching
03 Sketch of Home
02 Nature of Glass
01 Memories of Home
Airplane Riding Toy.
Summer 2021
Summer 2021
An airplane-inspired riding car for kids and adults of any age. All handmade and hand-crafted with oak and walnut wood
Container of Landscape, Time, and Memory
Witness Tree Project Wintersession 2021
RISD
Witness Tree Project Wintersession 2021
RISD
This work was exhibited in the Forest Festival at Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller National Historical Park in Vermont
This container depicts the landscape experience and exploration of Marsh- Billings-Rockefeller National Historical Park in Vermont. The lid portrays the park's topography, showing an elevation study of the landscape with the overall shape being the boundary of the park. The bottom of the box is designed in vertical stacking from an increasing size, showing the characteristics of the mountain. Inside the box acts as a time capsule with the natural resources I collected while hiking on Marsh- Billings- Rockefeller National Historical Park. Using the laser cutting method, I want to depict the idea of human intervention of the land in the park's history, contrasting man-made (synthetic) and original. Overall, this box represents the landscape exportation with personal insights, with a jumble of memories for my personal natural collection. This container contains my personal experience of the landscape during my hike at the park.
This container depicts the landscape experience and exploration of Marsh- Billings-Rockefeller National Historical Park in Vermont. The lid portrays the park's topography, showing an elevation study of the landscape with the overall shape being the boundary of the park. The bottom of the box is designed in vertical stacking from an increasing size, showing the characteristics of the mountain. Inside the box acts as a time capsule with the natural resources I collected while hiking on Marsh- Billings- Rockefeller National Historical Park. Using the laser cutting method, I want to depict the idea of human intervention of the land in the park's history, contrasting man-made (synthetic) and original. Overall, this box represents the landscape exportation with personal insights, with a jumble of memories for my personal natural collection. This container contains my personal experience of the landscape during my hike at the park.
Harmony in Nature
Witness Tree Project
Wintersession 2021
RISD
Witness Tree Project
Wintersession 2021
RISD
Featured in Forest Festival Witness Tree Exhibition 2022 at Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller National Historical Park in Woodstock, Vermont.
This stool discusses the connection between man and nature. After Frederick Billings purchased the Marsh- Billings- Rockefeller National Historical Park from George Perkins Marsh in 1869, Billings managed the forest with the latest scientific technique and replanted the landscape. Billings eventually built a manmade pond, The Pogue, to create picturesque scenery and provide fresh water for his mansion inhabitants. As time passes, under the National Park Service management, the Pogue now offers a diversity of habitats for wildlife such as fish, turtles, frogs, and ducks.
This stool discusses the connection between man and nature. After Frederick Billings purchased the Marsh- Billings- Rockefeller National Historical Park from George Perkins Marsh in 1869, Billings managed the forest with the latest scientific technique and replanted the landscape. Billings eventually built a manmade pond, The Pogue, to create picturesque scenery and provide fresh water for his mansion inhabitants. As time passes, under the National Park Service management, the Pogue now offers a diversity of habitats for wildlife such as fish, turtles, frogs, and ducks.
LLOYD.
Wooden Stool 2.0
Summer 2021 A stool that focuses on structural durability with complicated wood joints to reinforce. All hand-made and crafted.
Wooden Stool.
Summer 2021
Summer 2021
A stool that is both kid and adult-friendly.