I am an artist, interior designer, and author working across space, story,
and sensory experience. My practice moves between art and design, where interiors become
narrative environments and everyday rituals are treated as creative acts.
Working intuitively across disciplines, I explore how we feel, gather, and connect. I’m the author of Broccoli Picklebob, and my work is shaped by warmth, play, and close attention to the details of daily life. Based in Australia, I create spaces and stories that feel human, thoughtful, and gently unexpected.
I create spaces where creativity meets function.
With 20+ years of experience across hospitality,
commercial, and residential design in Australia and
China, I bring adaptability and a distinct
perspective to every project.
I guide clients to make bold design decisions through
an artistic lens - sometimes the process can feel a
little scary, but it’s where the most
memorable spaces are born.
My art practice explores how objects, images, and
spaces hold memory and emotion. I work across
visual art, objects, and spatial gestures, allowing
ideas to evolve intuitively through material, form,
and tactility.
Drawing is part of my thinking process, while the
work itself unfolds across multiple forms and scales-
from artworks to environments. At times, this
practice extends into shared ritual moments.
I’m often brought in at early stages to help shape
concept, strategy, and direction, working across
interior design, visual storytelling, and events. My
role can include design development, artistic and
visual direction, and cross-cultural collaboration
(English / Chinese).
I work in project-based roles, studio collaborations,
and creative partnerships.