is a socially engaged, multi-disciplinary artist, oral history storyteller, public speaker, and arts educator born and based in New York City.

She’s the author of A Journey Ahead, a bilingual collection of oral histories from elders residing in Chinatown, Manhattan.

She’s worked with folks at Magnum Foundation, W.O.W. Project, Grand Street Settlement, Chinatown Art Brigade, and more to hold and archive stories of grief, collective memory, and resistance.

They’ve spoken at Ogilvy, Milk Makeup, CBS Evening News, King5 News, and other places about Asian-American solidarity, craft, and intergenerational community-building.

Mediums they dream in are prose, oil painting, and collage. She is currently a Brooklyn Arts Council, 2025 SU-CASA Teaching Resident.