Curiosity has been the through-line.

I grew up across Taiwan, New Zealand, and Australia. Living between cultures taught me to adapt quickly, listen closely, and look at a problem from more than one angle.

I have always learned by making things: tools for streamers, small electronics, 3D prints, leather pieces, and now software and AI products. The medium changes, but the habit stays the same — open it up, understand it, and make it more useful.

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Work projects, personal experiments, and tools built for someone specific.

Curiosity tends to follow me away from the screen.

I enjoy hobbies that combine systems, craft, and imagination. Some are technical, some are tactile, and some simply help me understand how people make meaning.

Electronics

Learning by taking things apart and putting them back together.

3D printing

Turning a rough idea into something useful and physical.

Leathercraft

Slow, tactile work where details and patience show.

Psychology

A lens for understanding people, behavior, and better products.

Tarot

A visual language for reflection, patterns, and storytelling.

Anime, comics & games

Worldbuilding, systems, and a lifelong source of creative energy.

Notes from things I have learned by doing.

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If something here sparks a thought, or if you’re working on a problem where I might be useful, I’d be happy to hear from you.