I am a multidisciplinary designer and researcher crafting equitable systems at the intersection of cities, culture, and care. My practice blends foresight, design, and spatial storytelling to imagine more just and delightful urban futures. Currently at Arup as a Senior Foresight Analyst, I help cities and organisations navigate complexity and design for long-term resilience.

My approach is shaped by experiences at Goldman Sachs and studies at LSE, CIID, and the School for Poetic Computation. I bring analytical rigour to creative inquiry, grounded in research and care. My trauma-informed thesis exploring intimacy after sexual assault was honoured with a Core77 Design Award and was showcased at Milan and Dubai Design Weeks. That project continues to shape how I hold space for vulnerability in design.

Beyond work, I explore cultural memory and urban semiotics through digital reconstructions and a mapping project on Hong Kong’s street names, which was featured in both HK Free Press and Bloomberg. This work reflects my ongoing interest in place, identity, and the politics of memory, and forms part of a broader effort to critically examine historical narratives that continue to shape our city.