His process combines his curiosity and imagination with research and a meticulous eye. In his personal practice, he creates work and writes on themes of transnational and transracial identity, family, loss, and healing.

Roots: Korean Diaspora

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Yilan Sun

Johnny Roy

Clara Guo

Hack@Home was a 4-day virtual hackathon hosted by Full Stack at Brown featuring competitive workshops, discussion panels, speakers, and even a Brown University Minecraft server. The website quite literally translated the event's remote setting through a 3D representation of a student apartment in hopes to replicate some of the qualities of navigating a physical event, while reflecting the participants' environment.

Rather than a first or third perspective navigation, I designed the website as a carousel that could only be interacted with on a strictly xy-axis in order to maintain ease of use as an informational website and to accommodate to our developers who were working with 3D for the first time.

In the website there are several cameos, both specific and non-specific to Brown University. One of the cameos is Blueno, an iconic blue bear sculpture from Brown's campus that was removed just weeks before this event.

For the workshops leading up to the hackathon, I also created the promo posts using the 3D models I was gradually building for the website.