NEURORLD stems from the concept of a world composed of neurons, representing my mind. In this work, I create spaces that embody different emotions and feelings; meanwhile, through interactions with these spaces, users' mental states will also change correspondingly.

"The architecture in my mind" is the topic of our first project at NCKU Architecture. My work highlights three crucial components that defines the meaning of architecture to me, which are (1) container of time and space, (2) the relationships between users and the environments, and (3)

We need to invent a dynamic machine without intended usage. I combine the characteristics of mirrors and magnets, hoping the creation could make people focus at the moment when they are observing the motion of my work.

I challenged the boundaries of architectural definition by exploring various forms and possibilities of textures. I experimented with different types of curved materials and sought to express the abstract concept of "time" using plaster.