Memories are never complete. They linger in fragments — sometimes triggered by fleeting moments like the brush of sunlight or the subtle touch of humidity. In this work, I extracted forgotten corners from my childhood footage, turning them into patterns that explore how fragments fading into the background quietly shape who we are.

This zine was created as part of a community-based research project, where we interviewed members of our community to understand their experiences and shared challenges. We chose to focus on the theme of food as a point of connection. The circular layout references a dining plate, turning the interview responses into a communal, visual table. This zine explores how eating reflects emotional ties, daily struggles, and personal memories within a space.

After Effects practice records, currently mostly posted on Threads / Instagram.
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This is a short motion compilation of my early design work in Taiwan, including posters, social media visuals, event collateral, and exhibition layouts.