Midnight Market is an ceiling installation inspired by Asian night markets, mahjong parlors, bilingual street signage, and dense urban corridors. Over 65 yards of red voile fabric, glowing lanterns, and suspended advertisements transformed the space into a colorful passageway filled with warmth and movement. The signage throughout the installation drew from Hong Kong-style storefront advertisements, Chinese typography, and mahjong tiles. Presented during The MAHJ on May 23,

Shuffling Hands is a projection mapping installation created for The MAHJ on May 23, 2026 at Distribution Hall in Austin, Texas. Large-scale videos of hands shuffling mahjong tiles were projected across the building’s exterior, welcoming over 800 attendees into an immersive celebration of mahjong, community, and cultural connection. In many southern Chinese dialects such as Cantonese, mahjong is also referred to as “sparrow,” a name inspired by the bird-like clacking sound o

Gradient Garden is an interactive installation composed of 192 hand-folded origami tulips arranged in a cascading rainbow gradient across a handmade pegboard. Each flower rests on wooden dowels at varying heights, creating a shifting field of color, texture, and depth. Visitors are invited to gently pick up, hold, rearrange, and return the flowers, allowing the garden to subtly change through touch and interaction. The work explores care, participation, and the relationship b

If trees were to talk, they would talk at night When daylight work is done and only respiration remains Human and oak breathe in parallel, singing the same carbon tunes IF TREES COULD TALK is a site-specific sound and light installation created for Mi Casa Es Su Teatro 2026 and installed in the Mishpocha Woods compound in East Austin. As the sun set, the piece gradually came alive with slow, sound-reactive projections cast directly onto two oak trees. Voices, footsteps, and