My research focuses on plant-intelligent eco-art practices, including eco-installations, cross-media interactive art, and data visualization installations. Research topics focus on exploring plant cyborgs, plant intelligence, and the relationship between life and algorithms.
I am a first-year PhD researcher at QUT's School of Architecture and Built Environment, supervised by Dr. Yasu Santo, Prof. Marcus Foth, and Dr. Susan Loh.
My thesis investigates how technologically mediated systems can support reciprocal interactions between humans and native Australian plants in urban environments — using Research through Design as the overarching methodology, framed by more-than-human theory and restorative environment theory.
Before Brisbane, I trained in Digital Media Arts and Intelligent Design in China, with practice in installation art and human-plant interaction systems.