The mock app that allows dream connection
Website mockup for the imaginary startup team creating the product
Unity and HTC Vive Headset, 2019
Comfort Objects is a virtual reality experience that can serve as a space for personal reflection. Within a floating bedroom, the user can choose to speak to any of the comfort objects (a plush fox, a teddy bear, a mug, a potted plant, a wooden train, a heart-shaped pillow, a flat pillow). The object asks prompting questions to allow the user to speak about themselves or anything they like. The longer the user speaks, the more the object grows.
Using the webcam, this program “reads” your facial features, tells your fortune, and generates a simple face.
Processing 3, 2018
“Caught,” a play by Christopher Chen, produced by the Stanford Asian American Theater Project, directed by Daniel Cai, 2016
I served as the play’s art manager, creating two works and organizing other student artists to create an art gallery, which served as the set of the play.
Womb, a hanging installation made in collaboration with students Marianne Dang and Vivian Xiao
Nylon stockings, balloons. 2016
Near Death Masks, masks of artists that participated in the show
Plaster. 2016
Shots from the play’s rehearsal. Photos by Frank Chen.
Photoshop and Processing 3, 2018
A long period of sleep in one image
Stanford senior undergraduate show, Somatic Fix, in the Coulter Gallery at Stanford University in June 2019
Drafts for different visual concepts both before and after the title Somatic Fix was confirmed
Adobe Illustrator, 2019
Photoshop
Digital collage rendition of a memory of a children’s computer game.
Family memories.
Grant-funded project for the 2016 Frost Music and Arts Festival, Stanford, CA
Original work upon which the larger project was based
Charcoal, pastel, saran wrap, paper
Expanded project
Paper, tracing paper, charcoal, pastel, acrylic paint.
