This location-based AR experience in Stanford’s Main Quad reimagines the space, defined by order and monumental architecture, through the perspective of a young girl, inviting visitors to follow her, notice the overlooked details, and enter a dream about the past. By temporarily transforming the space into a childhood playground, the work explores the small and often hidden gaps where personal memories can still breathe beneath larger institutional narratives.

A video fragment in which an ephemeral female presence moves through Chinatown, suggesting a recurring position shaped by history rather than a fixed identity.

Set in a community clubhouse that holds collective memory, this film weaves together the voiceovers of an elderly man and a child across time, exploring identity, belonging, and the passage of time, while tracing a poetic journey of selfhood within processes of urban transformation.