As a would-be jewellery designer, jewellery is the medium for me to express my unique perspective on the world around us. I combine my vision with the design of the jewellery and use the way the jewellery interacts with the wearer’s body to convey the message I want to convey.

In my work Suffocation, I was inspired by the fact that man-made factors contribute significantly to the lack of oxygen in manatees due to the proliferation of seaweed. I attempted to incorporate materials related to seaweed into the work, such as sodium alginate. The work revolves around the face because environmental pollution and ocean pollution are more human-caused, so I wanted the wearer to experience what it's like to be in a manatee's situation. The work uses bubble gum as a material, combined with a net-like framework that is sealed to the wearer’s face so that people can visually experience the pain of wanting to breathe but being blocked by the outer frame. By oxidizing the metal to black, I wanted to visually convey the pain of suffocation to the wearer and highlight the despair of marine life in the ocean.

I created a series of work themed Warmth based on my observation that it’s quite easy to become lost in thought when staring at warm yellow tone. Feeling warm, the longer I watched, the blurrier my vision became. I found this feeling very fascinating, so I wanted to express it through a series of accessory works that transform glasses. The halo of the sun gave me inspiration, with three different colours from light to dark. Therefore, I used UV glue as the main material for the product. The transparent and translucent properties of UV glue effectively express the concept I am eager to convey.