I'm now pursuing the Master of Landscape Architecture in UC Berkeley, learning how people move through physical spaces, how environments shape behavior, and how meaning emerges over time rather than in a single moment.

Over time, I became increasingly interested in applying this way of thinking to digital products — treating interfaces as experiential spaces, interactions as designed journeys, and systems as something that evolves with human use.

This shift led me to focus on interaction design and UX research, where spatial thinking, system logic, and human-centered inquiry naturally converge.