I’m an incoming PhD student in Computer Science and Knight-Hennessy scholar at Stanford University, advised by Prof. Fei-Fei Li at Stanford Vision and Learning Lab. Previously, I received my M.S. in Computer Science from Stanford University, and my B.A. in Computer Science and Visual Arts from Columbia University. I’m also honored to have worked with Prof. Jiajun Wu and Prof. Hod Lipson.

I believe some of the most meaningful questions live at the boundary of science and art. Through art, I translate scientific outputs into philosophical discussions, asking “how?” and “why?" Through science, I try to find new possibilities for creating artwork and re-interpreting the world. Toward this goal, my research focuses on physically challenging tasks and systems, as well as advanced human-in-the-loop systems for effective collaboration.

Research

Publications

Note: * = equally contribute; + = equally advise.

  • Knight-Hennessy Scholar 2026 Cohort

  • Public Art Show: Camlab Cave (Feb. 2025)

  • Public Art Show: Dunhuang and Beyond (Sep. 2024)

  • Public Art Show: Kaimu Theater (Oct. 2023)

  • Public Art Show: Camlab Cave (Oct. 2022)

  • Arthur Ellis Hamm Prize (May. 2021)

  • Elizabeth Killian Roberts ‘46 Prize (May. 2021)

  • Tryon Prize for Art Winner (May. 2021)

  • 5 College Film Festival Nomination (Feb. 2021)

  • Elizabeth Killian Roberts ‘45 Prize Winner (May. 2020)

Awards and Honors

  • I’m a music enthusiast; an award-winning singer; a national award-winning flutist with a highest-level performance certification; a first-chair player in orchestras for 7 years; and an amateur guitarist and punk-rock fan.

  • I co-founded a game studio and am building the indie game eonEngine, leading systems design, narrative, production planning, and art.

  • I’m an avid cinephile; in my spare time I write fiction and screenplays, I’m into anime/manga culture, and I draw anime fan art.

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