Dancing in Utopia
Book/Editorial design, Print
Selina is a
graphic designer,
illustrator,
and
image-maker
in Providence.
This book observes and examines public square dance, a folk pastime among older Chinese people in public squares, through design, research, gathering, interview, survey, and original photography. The book uses public square dance as a journalistic lens to gaze into the culture, history, politics and propaganda, as well as gender and aging issues in modern China.
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Atlas: Progressive Nostalgia
Publication design
A chapter contribution to Atlas, the MFA 2025 cohorts‘ collaborative publication that maps out everyone’s own physical, emotional, and spiritual position in situ and ex situ.
With extensive writing and an intimate interview with a friend, this chapter discusses the concept of progressive nostalgia— an emotional state that anticipates feeling nostalgic for moments still unfolding in the present.
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With extensive writing and an intimate interview with a friend, this chapter discusses the concept of progressive nostalgia— an emotional state that anticipates feeling nostalgic for moments still unfolding in the present.
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One Day, I Reopened the Window and Smelled the Sunlight Inside
Riso zine
A hand-held riso zine that folds and opens like a window, inviting the viewer to look inside a mind, much like contemplating a sunset by the windowsill.
Featuring quotes from Audre Lorde, John Berger, and thinkers alike. The zine encourages quiet moments of reflection, offering space to engage with both the external world and the inner realm.
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Featuring quotes from Audre Lorde, John Berger, and thinkers alike. The zine encourages quiet moments of reflection, offering space to engage with both the external world and the inner realm.
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Creative coding, generative typography
A naughty type maker tool created for graphic designers and typographers to generate crazy interactive display types. Achieved by CSS and JavaScript via p5.js, this is a naughty text-to-point type maker with modules pointing towards the cursor as if they are magnets. (Generative Typography at Type@Cooper)
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