▏Let’s co-create a smarter workstyle／lifestyle!

There’s no boundary of design unless people spend their lives drawing lines, and the future of ‘work’ should be designed to live our lives crossing them. This is the legacy from my life mentor Prof. Dr. Michael Erlhoff and Uta Brandes. As a transdisciplinary design practitioner inspired profoundly by live art, I have devoted myself to doing time, orchestrating resources, choreographing experience, focusing on creative ways to reduce complexity of problems.

My freelance experiences have allowed me to expand my domain knowledges and challenge my capabilities of design thinking/design leadership implementation in diverse spectrum of practices. During my freelance career, I have multiple identities and the most exciting journey ever, working as a startup co-founder, government counselor, principal investigator, design researcher, democracy practitioner, marcom specialist, producer of festival, member of an art collective, subscription crowdfunding initiator, dramatur, and enthusiastic design activist organizing agile teams on serious project demand to clients such as Cathay Financial Holding, Ministry Of Culture, National Theater & Concert Hall, Creative Expo Taiwan, Nuit Blanche Taipei, Taipei City Urban Regeneration Office, and Bureau of Cultural Affairs. Most clients have built lasting partnership with me and I feel deeply grateful.

To facilitate open culture and agile organization change in creating a better environment, I also have conducted workshops and offered consultation to a range of professionals, including IBM Taiwan, UDN Digital, Science & Technology Policy Research and Information Center,

Public Digital Innovation Space, Board of Science and Technology (Executive Yuan), Community Empowerment Network of Taipei, Turtle Island Community Development Association, Hsingho Co., Ltd., independent artists (pro bono), and many universities through showcasing and implementing design leadership.

These have covered a wide range of wicked problems comprise Bureaucracy, Elitism, Capitalism, Urbanization, Industrialization, Globalization, ‘Democracy’, Gentrification, Changing Workforce, Information Explosion and Information Divide, Cultural Self-devaluation, Social Injustice, Social Alienation, and Generation Alienation. Through tapping into various problem types, I get to deepen my domain knowledge in Transdisciplinary Design.