Visible Bodies, Invisible Power

Back to Home Visible Bodies, Invisible Power (In ancient Chinese ghost stories, women often appear not as full subjects, but as bodies to be controlled, disciplined, and objectified. Their images shift—from ghosts, demons, and wives, to commodities, ornaments, or threats. My project asks: How are women’s bodies represented and regulated in these stories, and how […]
DH-Visible Bodies, Invisible Power

Feminism; body politics; objectification; digital humanities; critical making; classical Chinese literature; 3D printing
Garbage Collection Echo: A Data-Driven Interactive Audio-Visual

Research, Branding, Packaging, Ad Design, PPC Management
DH-Behavioral Ripples: A Data‑Driven Journey Through Emotions and Actions

This paper explores the relationship between emotion and behavior through personal self-tracking data, integrating artistic data visualizations to analyze mood influences.
