Born in Hong Kong, I have dedicated more than a decade to the study and practice of Japanese Ikebana in the Sogetsu tradition. Beyond my work as a practitioner of Traditional Chinese Medicine, I am also a ceramic artist and Electone teacher. These diverse pursuits continually enrich one another, offering an ever-renewing source of inspiration for my floral creations.

Traditional Chinese Medicine teaches the dynamic balance of yin and yang; music seeks harmony through rhythm, tone, and silence. These disciplines resonate deeply with the philosophy of Ikebana, where the dialogue between material and space, presence and absence, gives rise to expressive form. For me, each arrangement is not merely a composition of flowers, but an exploration of balance, vitality, and the quiet poetry found in nature.