EXHIBITION DESIGN

Applying my background in surface design and 3D visualization to the exhibition environment. These selected projects highlight my support role in space planning, technical drafting, 3D modeling and large-scale environmental graphics for cultural institutions.

PROJECT: HAWAI‘I CONTEMPORARY: HAWAI‘I TRIENNIAL 2025
ROLE: EXHIBITION CONSULTANT

I assisted the Exhibition Director at Hawai‘i Contemporary (organizers of Hawai‘i Triennial 2025: Hawai‘i Nō) with space planning, demo plans, and 3D visualizations for multiple exhibition venues, including the HT25 HUB at Davies Pacific Center, Hō‘ikeākea Gallery at Leeward Community College, and the East Hawaiʻi Cultural Center in Hilo.

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PROJECT: MOCA NYC × BUBBLE_T 2019
ROLE: Event Branding & Installation Design

The Museum of Chinese in America, NYC, invited BUBBLE_T, the art collective I am part of, to develop an exhibition celebrating Asian American and Asian cultural icons. As part of this project, I designed a large-scale wall decal installation that collaged and recontextualized original BUBBLE_T event flyers, creating a unified visual narrative inspired by figures such as Jocelyn Enriquez and other influential Asian artists.

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Installation View