About

The multidisciplinary practitioner is not merely useful. They are structurally advantaged.

Autonomous agents, multimodal architectures, and generative pipelines have fundamentally redistributed leverage available to a single person — compressing workflows that once required coordinated teams, and relocating the locus of value from execution to conception and direction.

I am a designer, a technologist, and a producer — and I work across all three not by approximation but by sustained practice. That versatility is not incidental to the quality of my work; it is the source of it. The ability to move fluidly between a visual system and the code that animates it, between a narrative concept and the production infrastructure that realizes it, between a market observation and the interactive experience that communicates it — that fluency is what allows me to close the gaps that specialists leave open.

In parallel, I founded Statos Lab — an independent practice at the intersection of capital markets and creative technology. Managing quantitative strategies for a community of independent investors, building financial simulation platforms, and developing AI-driven market analysis tools. I approach economic systems with the same rigour I apply to design: as systems with grammar, leverage points, and emergent behaviour worth understanding deeply.

Trained at Parsons School of Design. CFA Program Level I Candidate. Fully bilingual in English and Mandarin. I bring the accumulated perspective of someone who has operated seriously across design, technology, production, and capital.