explore my work

Discover the unique and creative projects I’ve crafted—each designed to inspire and captivate!

Ecological Echoes

Resonance of Survival

How often do you stop and truly listen to the forest, the city, the storm?
This project is a five-minute invitation to tune in to the planet’s voice: from quiet dawn to industrial roar, from collapse to fragile hope.

A Feminist Data Study of Classical Chinese Ghost Stories

Ever wondered what ghost stories say about women?
I turned two classical Chinese story collections into data to reveal hidden bias — how women’s bodies were judged, controlled, and objectified.

Turning Waste into Sound to Reimagine Our World

What if trash could make music?
Each piece of rubbish I collected was mapped into sound and shape using p5.js, letting you see — and hear — the hidden rhythms of waste in our daily lives.

A Data-Driven Journey Through Emotions and Actions

What really affects our mood day to day?
I tracked my habits and feelings for weeks, then turned the data into visual ripples so you can explore how small actions shape big emotions.

Lessons from the Zooniverse Crowdsourcing Project

Have you ever worked with thousands of strangers online?
This project shares what I learned from contributing to a major crowdsourcing platform — from the joy of collaboration to the challenges of data ethics.

The Magic Artist Mirror Project (AI + Art Therapy)

What would you paint if a mirror could reflect your feelings back at you?
An interactive AI mirror for art therapy: paint in front of the mirror, externalise emotion, and use creative practice as a tool for self-understanding.

Thinking through Open GLAM in the AI era

How do museums, libraries and archives stay meaningful as everything goes digital?
A critical exploration of Open GLAM and AI that weighs preservation against participation — practical reflections for institutions and communities.

Short essays on how platforms shape us

Who do we become online — and who decides what we see?
Concise, evidence-informed reflections on identity, influence and echo chambers that probe the social consequences of platformed life.

Digital Arts & Humanities

explore my work

Ecological Echoes

Resonance of Survival

How often do you stop and truly listen to the forest, the city, the storm?
This project is a five-minute invitation to tune in to the planet’s voice: from quiet dawn to industrial roar, from collapse to fragile hope.

Visible Bodies, Invisible Power

A Feminist Data Study of Classical Chinese Ghost Stories

Ever wondered what ghost stories say about women?
I turned two classical Chinese story collections into data to reveal hidden bias — how women’s bodies were judged, controlled, and objectified.

Garbage Collection Echo

Turning Waste into Sound to Reimagine Our World

What if trash could make music?
Each piece of rubbish I collected was mapped into sound and shape using p5.js, letting you see — and hear — the hidden rhythms of waste in our daily lives.

Behavioural Ripples

A Data-Driven Journey Through Emotions and Actions

What really affects our mood day to day?
I tracked my habits and feelings for weeks, then turned the data into visual ripples so you can explore how small actions shape big emotions.

Reflections on Citizen Science

Lessons from the Zooniverse Crowdsourcing Project

Have you ever worked with thousands of strangers online?
This project shares what I learned from contributing to a major crowdsourcing platform — from the joy of collaboration to the challenges of data ethics.

If You Had a Magic Mirror, What Would You Do?

The Magic Artist Mirror Project (AI + Art Therapy)

What would you paint if a mirror could reflect your feelings back at you?
An interactive AI mirror for art therapy: paint in front of the mirror, externalise emotion, and use creative practice as a tool for self-understanding.

Digitalisation in GLAM

Thinking through Open GLAM in the AI era

How do museums, libraries and archives stay meaningful as everything goes digital?
A critical exploration of Open GLAM and AI that weighs preservation against participation — practical reflections for institutions and communities.

The Social Impact of Social Media

Short essays on how platforms shape us

Who do we become online — and who decides what we see?
Concise, evidence-informed reflections on identity, influence and echo chambers that probe the social consequences of platformed life.

Digital Arts & Humanities

explore my work

Resonance of Survival

How often do you stop and truly listen to the forest, the city, the storm? This project is a five-minute invitation to tune in to the planet’s voice: from quiet dawn to industrial roar, from collapse to fragile hope.

Ever wondered what ghost stories say about women? I turned two classical Chinese story collections into data to reveal hidden bias — how women’s bodies were judged, controlled, and objectified.

Turning Waste into Sound to Reimagine Our World

What if trash could make music? Each piece of rubbish I collected was mapped into sound and shape using p5.js, letting you see — and hear — the hidden rhythms of waste in our daily lives.

A Data-Driven Journey Through Emotions and Actions

What really affects our mood day to day? I tracked my habits and feelings for weeks, then turned the data into visual ripples so you can explore how small actions shape big emotions.

Reflections on Citizen Science

Lessons from the Zooniverse Crowdsourcing Project

Have you ever worked with thousands of strangers online? This project shares what I learned from contributing to a major crowdsourcing platform — from the joy of collaboration to the challenges of data ethics.

The Magic Artist Mirror Project (AI + Art Therapy)

What would you paint if a mirror could reflect your feelings back at you? An interactive AI mirror for art therapy: paint in front of the mirror, externalise emotion, and use creative practice as a tool for self-understanding.

Thinking through Open GLAM in the AI era

How do museums, libraries and archives stay meaningful as everything goes digital? A critical exploration of Open GLAM and AI that weighs preservation against participation — practical reflections for institutions and communities.

Short essays on how platforms shape us

Who do we become online — and who decides what we see? Concise, evidence-informed reflections on identity, influence and echo chambers that probe the social consequences of platformed life.

How often do you stop and truly listen to the forest, the city, the storm?
This project is a five-minute invitation to tune in to the planet’s voice: from quiet dawn to industrial roar, from collapse to fragile hope.

Ever wondered what ghost stories say about women?
I turned two classical Chinese story collections into data to reveal hidden bias — how women’s bodies were judged, controlled, and objectified.

What if trash could make music?
Each piece of rubbish I collected was mapped into sound and shape using p5.js, letting you see — and hear — the hidden rhythms of waste in our daily lives.

What really affects our mood day to day?
I tracked my habits and feelings for weeks, then turned the data into visual ripples so you can explore how small actions shape big emotions.

Have you ever worked with thousands of strangers online?
This project shares what I learned from contributing to a major crowdsourcing platform — from the joy of collaboration to the challenges of data ethics.

What would you paint if a mirror could reflect your feelings back at you?
An interactive AI mirror for art therapy: paint in front of the mirror, externalise emotion, and use creative practice as a tool for self-understanding.

How do museums, libraries and archives stay meaningful as everything goes digital?
A critical exploration of Open GLAM and AI that weighs preservation against participation — practical reflections for institutions and communities.

Who do we become online — and who decides what we see?
Concise, evidence-informed reflections on identity, influence and echo chambers that probe the social consequences of platformed life.