As a product designer who studied physics during my undergraduate years, my design practice focuses on solving real-life problems with creative and logical thinking based on theory. I leverage the broad scientific knowledge I possess to transform innovative ideas into reality through engineering solutions. Additionally, my experience in the car industry has taught me how to approach product experiences as a series of small design challenges, much like assembling a car with hundreds of components.

My design inspiration mostly comes from discoveries and reflections on life experiences. My major project originated from an experience during travel when damp clothes emitted unpleasant odors. This incident sparked my interest in designing clothes drying aids. Interviewing potential users has further inspired my design goal to provide effective drying solutions for various contexts, regardless of whether it’s sunny or cloudy, whether people live in spacious mansions or small apartments, and whether they have heavy winter garments or everyday clothes. Ensuring the well-being of the owners and the healthiness of their clothes is the core objective of my design.

Everyone’s energy is limited. Therefore, my design objective is to bring joy to people through my product and liberate them from mundane tasks, allowing them to channel their limited energy into things that truly matter to them.