I am a strategist, researcher, and designer working in the intersections of environment, systems, and well-being. My work focuses on the themes of healing and care, taking inspiration from nature, archival materials, and people's stories. Currently, I am a Senior Foresight Research Analyst at Arup, where I envision different futures for our built environment.

Before transitioning into design, I spent eight years at Goldman Sachs, where I learnt the value of distilling complex data into compelling narratives and insights. This experience has enabled me to help shape strategic propositions for a wide range of clients in my consultancy work, including various insurance companies, Maersk, and Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors.

My design work has earned a Core77 Design Award, been showcased at Milan Design Week and Dubai Design Week, and featured in publications across Asia and Europe. 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 Hong Kong Free Press.

I am a graduate of the London School of Economics and Political Science, Copenhagen Institute of Interaction Design, and School For Poetic Computation, each contributing to my interdisciplinary approach to research and design.