Coming from a BA in Graphic Communication, I’ve always been drawn to how design and psychology intersect. How people interact with visual elements, and how design choices can spark emotions or guide decisions. I’m especially interested in the little details, those subtle touches that quietly pull everything together. My background in UI/UX design has taught me to balance functionality with feeling.

Playful identity bridging all ages

From designing and building websites to experimenting with interactive installations, I’ve always enjoyed exploring how people connect with design in both digital and physical spaces.

A billboard promoting what kind of workshops the event has to offer.

Before moving to the UK to pursue my degree, I worked in Singapore, where I progressed from a junior to a senior graphic designer over two years.

A Touch of Home shows HSBC supporting international students by empathising with their challenges through storytelling.

That time helped me build a strong foundation across branding, UI/UX, and visual storytelling. Now, I’m excited to grow further, exploring bold, creative directions in the design world here.

Figuring out the struggles we face as international students by looking back at our roots.
Highlighting HSBC’s support by focusing on our hands—present in every action away from home.