I graduated from Pratt Institute with a Bachelor's degree in Industrial Design. I am currently working as a freelance designer with a strong interest in tableware and furniture design. Also as a game designer with a strong interest in level design. 

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During my time at Pratt, I focused on woodworking and designed a kitchen island primarily made of wood, which remains one of my favorite projects. I also crafted a variety of wooden bowls and plates that became very popular at Pratt's market.

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I have always been inspired by Kaiseki cuisine, whose attention to presentation and dining experience influenced me to design a tableware collection that was highly praised by my professors and later used as a reference project for junior students.

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I also have a strong passion for ceramics and wheel throwing. To further develop my skills, I traveled to Jingdezhen, China's renowned "Porcelain Capital," to study wheel throwing techniques and glaze development. I created a series of porcelain works that were later sold at Pratt's market.

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I love making things with my own hands rather than stopping at the concept stage. Turning an idea into a physical product is the most exciting part of the design process for me. It allows me to interact with the object directly, evaluate its comfort, usability, and functionality, and continuously refine the design through prototyping and hands-on experimentation.