A creative.
And then some.
Design, policy, and community in San Francisco.
Thinker. Builder. Creative.
Made in SF. Shaping CA.
Exhibit design for Ed Lee Dems
Moscone Center · February 21, 2026
A little San Francisco, on a much bigger canvas.
I designed an exhibit that brought the city’s people, culture, and civic history together in one blue world.
The poster wall, with visitors at the convention.
The identity, carried into the space.
The finished exhibit at Moscone.
The idea travelled beyond the walls, too: postcards and an invitation to take part.
APA Heritage
From a social post to a citywide celebration.
Instagram Story presentation mockup · APA Heritage Awards & Community Gala, 2026.
Across the city.
Marketing & communications · Website design
I lead APA Heritage’s marketing and communications, from Muni bus advertising and newspaper ads to social PSAs and the website I designed.
As co-chair, I get to connect that creative work with San Francisco’s AAPI Heritage Month celebrations.
APA Heritage Awards 2025, San Francisco City Hall. Photos: Mark Shigenaga.
Laser-cut paper studies · 2016.
Paper, cut loose.
Sometimes I close the laptop and cut things out. These paper studies and stencil experiments are another way I play with lettering, pattern, and materials.
A cut stencil in the workshop · 2016.
Policy, in practice.
Government affairs · Technology
At Meta, I helped connect policymakers with technology and workforce programs. This Be Pro Be Proud VR demonstration at the North Carolina General Assembly is one example: taking a conversation about technology beyond the talking points and into something people can experience.
My path through SF City Hall, Meta, and Together SF has shaped how I approach creative work, too. Context matters. So does making an idea understandable to the people it affects.
Time well spent.
Community · San Francisco
A volunteer day with Facebook colleagues at the San Francisco Food Bank. Getting involved locally has always been part of my life here.
Some of the most meaningful work is simply showing up, joining in, and doing the thing that needs doing.
A few things at once.
My path has taken me through SF City Hall, Meta, and Together SF.
Design has always been part of how I think and work. I like ideas that become something people can see, use, or be part of.
I move between creative projects, policy conversations, and volunteering. I like having different worlds to draw from—and people to make things with.
You’ll find me here, too.
I bring my creative perspective to an organization rooted in Asian American culture and representation. It’s one place where my design interests and community commitments come together.
Alongside my role as co-chair, I lead marketing and communications across the website, Muni bus advertising, newspaper ads, and social PSAs.
I serve as president of the Ed Lee Democratic Club. It’s another way I stay involved in San Francisco’s civic life and connected to the conversations shaping the city.
