inquiry. structure. expression.
NATURE LOVER ● PLASTIC HATER ● full-time aunt ● EXPLORER ● creator ● योगा AND 太極拳 ENTHUSIAST ● INFJ-A
I am a transdisciplinary strategist exploring the relationship between meaning, systems, and form.
Working across biotechnology, technology, sustainability, publishing, and the arts, I help teams and individuals articulate complex ideas through clear, coherent, and deeply human-centered frameworks.
My practice is guided by a simple belief: meaningful design begins with careful observation, thoughtful interpretation, and the courage to imagine new possibilities.
THE PURPOSE OF LIFE IS A LIFE OF PURPOSE.
THE PURPOSE OF LIFE IS A LIFE OF PURPOSE.
on translating complexity into form: observe. interpret. reimagine.
Both in work and personal visual practice, my interest remains fundamentally consistent: observing systems, interpreting their underlying structures, and articulating them through forms people can understand, trust, and engage with.
While the outcomes vary - from brand platforms and identity systems to translations and watercolor studies - the process begins with curiosity, continues through careful interpretation, and ultimately seeks clarity through articulation.
EVERYTHING I AM TODAY I OWE TO enduring spiritual PRACTICE. THAT’S WHY I’ve MADE IT MY MISSION to ELEVATE OTHERS THROUGH UNABE.
WHO ARE YOU WHEN NOBODY'S WATCHING?
WHO ARE YOU WHEN NOBODY'S WATCHING?
doodles
In the all-encompassing words of Magdalena Abakanowicz, “[a]rt will remain the most astonishing activity of mankind born out of struggle between wisdom and madness, between dream and reality in our mind.” The myriad doodles all over ancient planners and office notebooks have evolved into my favorite pastime with endless experimentation.
be as you wish to seem.
be as you wish to seem.
reads
I keep a list of books I’ve enjoyed or hope to get to devour some day.
For the time being, the Pinterest board I’ve maintained for the past year or so shall suffice. Soon enough, I intend to dedicate an entire web section to them. Yes, that’s a promise.
literary translation
I can vividly remember the little girl on the floor, with a story book of Oscar Wilde and several hefty dictionaries, looking up words and checking them twice. That is actually how I learned English. To this day, literary translation allows me to experience that same amount of bliss, paired with the noble responsibility of getting to know the author and helping him speak through another language.
