I am a curious, internationally minded person with a love for exploring new things, currently working in the tech industry. My studies and career have taken me across China, the UK, Japan, and the United States.

My ikebana journey began while I was living in Tokyo, where I first encountered the art. After moving to the San Francisco Bay Area, I continued my studies and completed my Sogetsu teacher's certification. Since relocating to Sydney, I have also been exploring the Ohara school, which keeps broadening my perspective.

For me, ikebana is a form of meditation, and each arrangement is an expression of how I feel in the moment. I hope my work is inclusive and open, drawing on the cultures I have lived in, while always seeking something fresh and creative. Learning ikebana is an ongoing process of accumulation and self-discovery — a journey I intend to continue for life.