I am a multidisciplinary researcher and designer working at the intersections of systems, urban environments, and healing. My work synthesises data, research, and technological exploration to reimagine how we perceive, understand, and connect with the world around us.

Currently, I am a Senior Foresight Research Analyst at Arup, where I anticipate and prototype desirable futures to drive meaningful change. Before my design career, I spent eight years at Goldman Sachs distilling complex data into insights and strategy. This experience has equipped me to develop effective strategies for a variety of clients in my design consulting work, including multinational insurance companies, Maersk, and Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors.

My education at the London School of Economics, Copenhagen Institute of Interaction Design, and School for Poetic Computation have shaped my integrative design approach, enabling me to address complex social issues with creativity and rigour. My trauma-informed thesis project, which won a Core77 Design Award, explored how we could better support sexual assault survivors in navigating intimacy, and was showcased at both Milan and Dubai Design Weeks.

In my free time, I embark on a time and space adventure by mapping Hong Kong's cultural heritage through its street names, as featured in HK Free Press.