the silo library
using the silo typology, which easily lends itself to circulation, this project relies heavily on circular paths that can follow itself along a vertical curvature. the complexity arises when these circulation paths and silo forms intersect.
my design for the library ultimately revolves around the intersections of these circular volumes, as well as the intersection of public and private programs.
my design for the library ultimately revolves around the intersections of these circular volumes, as well as the intersection of public and private programs.
July 2019 / Revisited October 2022
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ephemeral
an installation created with ~20 other students for CEE 32H Responsive Structures. we studied how to develop a membrane tensegrity system into a large-scale assemblage that responds to the specificities of the site and embodies the idea of ephemerality, the concept of things existing only briefly. primarily using slender hardwood dowels and Amalke Super organza fabric (which weighs just 5 grams per meter).
Instructors: Beverly Choe, Jun Sato
On View at the Anderson Collection
May 23 - June 5, 2022
Instructors: Beverly Choe, Jun Sato
On View at the Anderson Collection
May 23 - June 5, 2022
May 2022
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my “exquisite corpse”
this series focuses on the creation of an 'exquisite subject' through the connection of unexpected parties, which is an analogy to my parents' experience as asian immigrants combined with mine as their daughter.
December 2021
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room 202
how do our memories of familiar spaces degrade over time? once we move on from a space, what pieces of it remain in us?
an experimental project done with a Samsung 3D phone scanner, by capturing the dorm room i’m living in for the 2021-2022 school year and modeling its deterioration through blender.
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an experimental project done with a Samsung 3D phone scanner, by capturing the dorm room i’m living in for the 2021-2022 school year and modeling its deterioration through blender.
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October 2021
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security blanket
photographed for MINT Magazine, Winter 2019 Issue.
modeled by Alice Artica & Dylan Sherman
Winter 2019
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