The most comprehensive and pivotal aspect of my museum curatorial experience is rooted in my participation in ‘Reconsidering Canon’, an exhibition featured as part of the London Design Week. This project played a critical role in enhancing both my professional competence and academic rigor. Through my direct engagement in the conceptualization, planning, and realization of this exhibition, I developed into a more refined and specialized practitioner within the field.

My curatorial projects and expertise are primarily centered within the domain of contemporary design and art. Through scholarly research and investigation, I develop professional concepts and ideas for diverse projects, overseeing and guiding their evolution from conceptualization to realization. These projects predominantly include exhibitions of contemporary design and art, museum exhibitions, artist dialogues, and the planning of related events.

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The artists I represent predominantly originate from the East, where they are profoundly shaped by Eastern aesthetic traditions while also receiving advanced education in Western academic institutions. Their artistic practice seamlessly integrates the nuanced sensibilities inherent to Eastern creative expression with a multidimensional intellectual framework.  This duality enables them to explore introspective self-examination in a quest for authenticity, creative expression, and transformative personal growth.​