I am a product & furniture designer based in London and China. I am currently studying the MA program at the Royal College of Art.
I am interested in working in many different areas of design. I also hope to learn as many techniques and processes as possible. I like to observe the interaction between objects and people or the interaction between objects. This allows me to rethink and explore more possibilities of the design.
Repetitive, inefficiency, chaotic, exhaustion
People are forced to work from home during the lockdown, and the attitude toward WFH goes from novelty to exhaustion. Repeated life and work day after day in a limited space.
The living space can neither be filled by life nor work. There has to be a balance between work&life.
Therefore I hope to make the audience realize that we can't live out of balance. And rethink, exploring living in a limited space, and try hard to have a clear boundary between work and life.
This project is called inflatable space, and it is about finding boundaries between work & life in limited space.
The pandemic has blended our work lives and home lives. The novelty of jumping into a different pace of life turns over time into a state of slackness, distraction, and unplanned. The line between working time and personal time becomes blurred.
In this Interactive Package Project, I would like to enhance the interaction between people and packages. It aims to design a good unpacking experience and bring a better image to the brand.
During the lockdown, purchases through the internet were made more frequently than usual. I realized that how a brand's products are packaged is crucial to the brand. Because we shop online, we lose the service that we should have enjoyed in stores. In its place is our unpacking experience.
