"Minus×Minus=Plus" is an interactive installation that transforms personal stress into a collective experience. Powered by EEG sensors, it visualizes stress in real time and invites participants to reshape it together through haptic interactions. The project was exhibited and tested at a Design Society musuem with 110 participants, showing how social biofeedback can foster awareness, empathy, and playful forms of stress sharing.

"Beyond Words" invites two participants to enter connected booths and make "heart calls," sharing their cardiac rhythms through a responsive audiovisual environment. The installation was exhibited at the 10th Hong Kong–Shenzhen Bi-City Biennale of Urbanism/Architecture (UABB).

For my graduate thesis project, I developed a process-oriented design framework to aid designers in creating embodied learning experiences. This framework is influenced by existing models related to embodied learning and further developed by design practices by utilizing a Research through Design approach.