Shanghai
My research practice explores the relationship between technology, human interpretation, and creative systems. Through academic research, professional experimentation, and interactive media projects, I investigate how emerging technologies reshape the ways we create, understand, and experience narratives.
Independent practice-based research exploring how generative systems can participate in interactive storytelling and world creation.
I developed a series of AI-driven interactive narrative experiments in which worlds are generated dynamically in response to participant input rather than following traditional pre-authored branching structures.
The work investigates the relationship between human intention and machine contribution by exploring:
- How users perceive ownership over worlds they partially create
- How generated narratives influence feelings of agency and authorship
- How persistent memory and system states shape evolving experiences
Current development focuses on an open-world narrative system integrating persistent memory and image generation, where participant interactions continuously influence the evolution of the generated environment.
