Multi-Media

This exhibition presents a collection of experimental domestic prototypes that imagine how architecture,
biology, and technology might converge to shape responsive, self-regulating home environments.

Conflux Winter Residency Exhibition at Harvard CAMLab Cave with 7 mutimedia exhibits on display.

The project in the Christian A Herter Intercommunity Garden employs the process of paper-making as a method for producing tangible and symbolic representations, of the garden itself. These relationships reflect from the garden outwards to its surrounding environment and from the surrounding environment back to the garden.

Algamatrix is a bio-based modular ventilator integrated with the indoor facade system. The bioreactor is constructed by a modular assembly of inflatable pockets, with microalgae actively living and circulating inside the modules.

MUSE Design Award 2025 Golden Winner

On a cacti island, scientists conducted the VitaCacti Project to enhance the human body by having participants consume cactus products. As some unexpectedly reported hearing sounds from the universe, the brand new SpaceSpine Project now aims to culminate in the largest experiment during a solar eclipse…

A short documentary of my grandma making steamed zucchini dumplings.

The Breath of Life is an interactive installation that explores the intersection of food technology, human biology, and digital organisms.

Torsonset emerges from the intersection of human/chordate animal anatomy and architectural innovation. In Torsonset, the organs, bones, and skin of the human torso are reimagined as architectural elements, creating a harmonious synthesis of the natural and the constructed.

Clarpet emerges as an innovative exploration in the realm of material science and art. This series of experimental panels is a bold endeavor to redefine the boundaries of material properties, specifically focusing on advanced permeability, flexibility, and bio-affinity.

Almost all mammals have hair. Human hair has degraded from both a quantitive and functional perspective. With the species evolution and socialization, we lost our hair, both the essence and its meaning. What could this mean to us?

Can urban dwellers define a city as home? Where does the sense of home come from when we are not in our familiar place? It might come from the memories of the past, displacements of the ideal amid reality, or a kind of imagined truth that we hoped to hold …

Chromasphere is an interactive installation/performance that centers around the relationship between augmented organisms and technological infrastructures. 

Sentiment Assistant is a smart assistant. It can adjust the user’s sentiment status through light therapy, and suggest practical emotion regulation actions according to the user’s current emotional status.

PETRI PRIME Abu Dhabi is an installation, a performance, and a 3D prototype that recreates a full course meal, reflects human food consumption, food culture, and human interaction with the bacterial world.

Food, the daily necessity, is facing reformation under media and technology adaptation. This project focuses on the authenticity of the food culture under mutations.

Plastickenstein is an inorganic life installation. It creates a conversation between humans and plastic materials. By mimicking human vital signs, such as breathing and bleeding, the plastic installation comes to life through human perception.

Desert robots for the upcoming “Desert Media Art” class for NYUAD’s Interactive Media program.