For this week I shift my thesis subject to ‘Fertility Rights’ [Background] Should single as well as married women are allowed to freeze their eggs？not according to China’s top health authority, whose recent comments de defending this position, sparked heated debate this week. Men can…

Experiment: Sketches I’ve narrowed down my topic focus to two ideas– something to help people find their perfect pet and a redesign of the face mask. So I came up with two very rough sketches of what they might look like. I showed this sketch…

For the Cornell Box assignment I wanted to deepen my field of interest and create something that could serve as an installation on a bigger scale. After some reading of the book: The World of Marcel Duchamp I became intrigued by the conceptual and plastics…

I definitely feel quite overwhelmed about making a plan for the thesis. I have the feeling we explored quite a lot of things with coding, unity, interaction digital with physical but when I think about doing something right now, it seems that I miss so…

Weekly Experiment Because the significance of mask today is not only a protective tool, but may be regarded as a measure of ethics and responsibility. So this week I conducted an anonymous reply experiment on whether to wear a mask, in order to get people’s…

  My past week has consisted of various interactions that have helped to reframe my original concept, expand my understanding of what something like this can be, and to help challenge the preconceived notion of what my project can actually be.   Monday’s are for…

After discussing it with classmates and friends, I got a lot of great feedback. I had three designs before, but now I narrow them down to two art installations, Mirror Ball and Random Portrait. Mirror Ball Seen from a distance, the Mirror Ball is a…

For this first brainswarm to design an experiment, I decided to make one more focused on an alternative topology of networks through a kind of sonified AR. These were different routes I  could take in terms of defining a physical space, but decided to  make…

I was reminded this week of a story I read about Miami long before I ever knew I would live here. It is called “Myths Over Miami” by Lynda Edwards and it illustrates an emergent mythology shared by homeless children in the city. The children talk…