I am a product designer passionate about design and skilled in applying interdisci- plinary knowledge such as philosophy and architecture to product development and consumer research. By creating designed objects that are both beautiful and prac- tical, my work touches people’s hearts and is therefore more readily integrated into daily life. With self-discipline and a forward-thinking approach, I have demon- strated excellence in both academic and professional fields.
Currently, I am seeking new opportunities in the field of product and industrial design, aiming to use my innovative thinking and love for design to drive business growth and explore the inclusiveness and diversity of design to enhance the user experience.
unnamed, WAI SI K wonder
Food is a gift from nature, yet the plates we serve it on are often styled in a purely hu- man-made aesthetic. This contrast sparked a curiosity in me - why not bridge the gap be- tween the natural origins of our food and the human touch that brings it to our tables? I envi- sioned a plate that not only respects but also celebrates the journey of food from the earth to our plates, a design that mirrors the natural landscapes from which our food originates. The choice to integrate the shape of mountain ranges into the design of the plate was deliberate, aiming to remind us of the natural beauty and bounty that surrounds us. By doing so, I hope to encourage a deeper appreciation for our meals, not just as sustenance but as a connec- tion to the natural world, enhancing the dining experience by visually and philosophically aligning it with the origins of our food. This project, at its core, is an homage to the natural world and an invitation to rethink our relationship with the food we consume, celebrating the unity of nature's gifts and human craftsmanship.
WechatIMG276, Weather
We all know that people are connected to the weather, but this project wants to use the weather and think about the connection between creatures or objects other than humans and the weather from a different perspective. In this way, we are reminded not to ignore the existential nature of other things, which also have a necessary connection with us, and to re-examine the meaning of our existence and not to focus too much on ourselves.