RoadHive reimagines the rear window as an interactive display for children and families on long road trips.

Designed for a Cybertruck-inspired autonomous MPV, the modular in-car system gives young passengers an interactive space to play, explore, and connect throughout the journey.

Rhythm Rover is a modular mobile studio trailer designed for artists on the go, creating a flexible space to work, create, and travel wherever inspiration takes them.

An interactive installation that uses a swinging pendulum to cast shifting silhouettes that recreate the phases of a solar eclipse, built with layered acrylic and backlighting.

A stackable ceramic tableware collection inspired by the soft forms of coastal dunes, pebbles, and shorelines.

A four-person UX research project sponsored through UW HCDE, exploring the waiting experience when using Uber’s Saver feature, with a focus on perceived safety, uncertainty, and how riders experience the extended wait before pickup.