Having lived in multiple places throughout my life, from Korea to different parts of the U.S., including New Jersey, Virginia, Chicago, Boston, and Seattle, I’ve constantly found myself surrounded by new cultures, environments, and people. With so much information around me, I became curious about how people make sense of the world around them. I found myself paying attention to the little things: how people communicate, what influences their decisions, and how different environments shape the way we experience things.

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This curiosity led me to explore a wide range of subjects, from human behavior and psychology to filmmaking, visual storytelling, technology, and design. While these interests may seem different at first, they all share one thing: they are ways of understanding and communicating human experiences.

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Today, I approach design as a way to tell stories through interaction: How could design turn a complicated process into something that feels intuitive and human?​