I am a graphic designer based in Philadelphia, currently completing an MFA in Graphic and Interactive Design at Temple University’s Tyler School of Art and Architecture this May. My work focuses on visual systems, branding, packaging, UX, and motion. I’m interested in how design holds meaning through context, memory, and everyday use. Vietnamese visual culture, familiar objects, and community spaces that feel lived in rather than polished often shape how I think. I gravitate toward clarity and restraint, and toward work that communicates without over-explaining itself.

Alongside design, photography is something I always find myself returning to when I need to slow down and reset. Walking, noticing light and shadows, and paying attention to the shapes nature produces on its own often find their way into my design practice.

I care about curiosity, attention, and humor. Design, for me, is a way of staying present with how people live and what they choose to keep close.

Check out my resumé to learn more about the work that I do!