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Tech Leading a New Lifestyle was a projection mapping concept for Expo 2025 Osaka, Kansai. It imagined a future of smart homes, personalised learning, flexible work, cultural connection, and sustainability, presenting technology as a human-centred force for better living.

The Green Shade of the Future was a projection mapping work shown at EXPO 2025 Osaka’s “Shining Hat.” Inspired by the idea of planting for future generations, it portrayed technology as growth toward a harmonious, human‑centred future.

This project developed the brand identity for Nestpire Workshop, covering logo design, visual systems, and brand applications. Built with precise lines, proportions, and geometric logic, the identity gained greater depth, structure, and credibility while remaining consistent and adaptable across materials.

This project covered store planning and user experience design for Double Step, a chain service brand. By organising customer flow, functional zones, service touchpoints, brand visuals, and wayfinding, the design improved store efficiency, customer experience, and consistency for future branch expansion.

This project designed event materials for the Hong Kong Council on Smoking and Health across print and digital media. By simplifying public health information and unifying the visual style, the design combined official clarity with modern graphics to improve readability and communication impact.

This project covered the design and production of visual materials for Heep Hong Society events, including sports fun days and exhibitions. Using friendly colours, clear layouts, and flexible graphics, the design supported promotion, wayfinding, displays, and participant engagement while maintaining a warm and professional image.

This project designed large-scale information boards for HK01’s 5th anniversary corporate event. It organised complex company and event content into a clear, readable display system, using visual hierarchy, thematic colours, modular layouts, subtle 3D details, and interactive elements to create an engaging event focal point.

This STEM summer camp exhibition transformed wooden mechanical models into immersive installations in a shopping mall. By combining visual identity, spatial design, and hands-on interaction, the project turned STEM learning into an engaging public experience.

This project presents a set of three occupational safety posters based on Hong Kong safety promotion materials. Combining official information design with a modern visual language, the series uses safety colours, simplified imagery, standardised icons, and modular grids to communicate hazard awareness, PPE use, and workplace tidiness clearly.