Designer, artist, and writer born and raised in Hong Kong, I explore cultural and political biases, questions around enabling and/or censoring narrative in media, propaganda and populist conciseness in relation to colonisation and class disparity. Previously working in design communication and spatial design for a decade in the commercial sector, my artistic journey began after witnessing Hong Kong's political upheaval from afar. My mediums span from print, physical, and digital, encompassing crowdfunded publications, set design, installations, and immersive interactive new media works. Co-founder of Hidden Keileon, an artist collective imagining futures with justice and freedom for all, by dreaming up and leading multidisciplinary, life-affirming cultural projects.

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As the lead curator and author of a political art book "Umbrella Uprising" which has been featured by prominent media outlets such as Libération, South China Morning Post, Hong Kong Free Press, and Stand News. My visuals and theatre works have been presented with organisations such as Edinburgh Fringe, Factory International, VAULT Festival, British Library, Streatham Space Project London, Old Fire Station Oxford, Marlowe Theatre Canterbury, the Omnibus Theatre, Migration Museum, Tai Kwun Hong Kong and Goldsmiths CCA.