Exhibition
Workflow
Our exhibition process was a true team effort, combining creativity, planning, and collaboration. It usually started with meetings alongside curators and program officers to understand the exhibition theme, key messages, and space layout. From there, I would develop visual concepts and design proposals, including the exhibition title logo, promotional graphics, wall texts, captions, and directional signage.
Once approved, I coordinated with photographers, printers, and production teams to bring everything to life—ensuring all materials were delivered on time and to the highest standard. During setup, I often worked onsite to oversee installation, make layout adjustments, and support last-minute changes. From concept to opening day, every detail mattered to create a seamless and meaningful visitor experience.
Design Officer II -
Hong Kong
Museum of Art
2022 - 2025
Main responsibilities
At HKMOA, I crafted visual concepts and designs for exhibitions that connected deeply with the museum’s artistic vision. I worked on everything from exhibition graphics and promotional materials to wayfinding and social media visuals—ensuring a cohesive and engaging visitor experience. It was a joy to blend creativity with cultural storytelling in such an iconic institution.
1. Visiual Design
2. Exhibition Design
3. Advertisment
4. Editoral
5. Photography
A Tale of
Three Cities
02
Joan Miro - The Poetry of Everyday Life
01
Wu Guanzhong - Between Black & White
03
Exhibition Designs
HKMOA Branding Works
As part of the design team, I contributed to the branding refresh of HKMOA—helping develop a visual system that balanced tradition with a contemporary edge. My work supported exhibition graphics, signage, and promotional materials that brought the new brand to life across the museum.
