In an era where an overwhelming flood of information and news pervades every moment of everyone’s life, while the audience’s attention remains limited. When information becomes essential, a person starts to lose touch with the real world and their sense of time and space.
Thus, we aim to create works that embody profound human wisdom and narratives of Eastern and Western culture symbiosis, resonating with viewers and inspiring ongoing reflection and emotional connection.We believe that the significance of design extends beyond mere decoration or functionality; they should serve as gateways to a broader world, allowing people to rediscover the wonders of nature, the harmony of all living things, and the eternal truths and love contained within ancient wisdom.
Originally from Chengdu, Liuxi Lin is a spatial designer and researcher with an interest in adaptive reuse, devoting to integrating historic architecture with contemporary design elements, and has extensive work experience of spaces , exhibitions and installations. Graduated from the Royal College of Art ，specializing in interior reuse at the school of Architecture, and studied Interior Design Decoration BA at Southampton University. Her work is inspired by natural sciences, the origins of civilization, and both Eastern and Western philosophy, with a particular focus on sacred spaces and cultural constructs.
Elaine is a multidisciplinary designer specializing in narrative space research. She excels at creating profound experiences through her keen insight. Elaine holds a master's degree in Public Relations from the University of Westminster and a bachelor's degree in Media and Communication from the University of Leicester. She has worked in art museums and art media; and she regards the audience engagement as essential elements during the designing process. The multidisciplinary background enables her to challenge conventional design thinking, using hand-drawing, installations, creative writing, and photography to convey