A curated collection of my work in computational thinking, UX design, playful learning, and creative coding. Explore how I blend technology and art to solve problems and build engaging experiences.
a strategic board game that challenges players to think critically and use computational thinking skills to compete with other players
This project involves using TurtleArt to generate geometric patterns, laser cut those patterns onto wood panels, and assemble them into lanterns that cast intricate shadows.
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This project involves using P5.js to code a digital forest, enabling user to draw and generate a personalized forest-themed wallpaper to save while relaxing and enjoying a cyber fresh breeze.
This is an online gamified experiential & educational experience for making a personalized pottery vase, which is built upon P5.js.
This digital platform for the Detroit Institute of Arts (DIA) moves beyond problematic, broad geographic categorization of art collections, instead organizing objects based on materials, cultural contexts, and themes. It provides a practical, interactive tool—featuring 3D models and a Network Map—to help museums decolonize their curatorial practices and offer more honest, culturally-situated learning experiences.
An interacted data visualization project as a representation of one-day heartbeat record, which is created with P5.js.
This project is coded with TurtleArt in order to randomly generate Mondrian art style projects.
This project involves creating a unique and interactive digital Halloween costume using p5.js, the ML5 library, and the FaceAPI or PoseNet models.
This project uses at least two LEDs or one RGB LED and includes a way to turn the circuit on or off.
This project involves writing Turtle Stitch code to design a parametric face portrait with multiple dimensions of variability, such as size, position, color, and expression
This project intends to be a constrained screen-based artwork where only 5 blocks can be used.
TurtleArt programming trial, made with PlayfulInvention TurtleArt.
