I founded an interview magazine <FACE> with three co-workers in Seoul, South Korea. I reached out to many people with different stories and from various backgrounds such as musicians, environmental activists, architects, filmmakers, poets, and even random people passing through the city. I have always loved diving deeply into research and communicating with a diverse network of people. Interviewing people enabled me to develop my listening skills and truly strengthened my ability to empathise with others. I find a similar joy when conducting user research and delving into the possible solutions waiting to be unearthed, to make people's lives smoother and richer.

As someone with a first for knowledge and an interest in many arenas, I am always learning something new. My learning journey has been a dynamic one, but it always has been about creating something that connects and stimulates the human experience. After completing my bachelor's degree in Music Composition at Ewha Womans University, I worked as an online marketer in the music industry while being a founder-editor of an interview magazine. Seeking a new perspective, I moved to London and completed my Master's degree in Publishing at London College of Communication, where my interest in both physical and digital product design flourished. From there, I delved into design principles and user experience research and design, which inspired me to contribute to global projects and work on creating new digital products.