He is a renowned paper-cutting artist, product and graphic designer, Associate Professor at National Taiwan University of Science and Technology’s Department of Architecture, former Vice Dean of General Affairs, recipient of a fully funded master’s degree from Pratt Institute in New York, TED speaker, spokesperson for BMW, Timberland, Balvenie, and Logitech, columnist for Eslite/Inspire, reviewer for the Architectural Institute of Taiwan Association, and author of the best-selling book “The Principles of Design Awards.”

He was selected as one of “Taiwan’s Eight Blessed Designers” by “CommonWealth Magazine.” He has been invited to serve as a judge for competitions such as Biomimicry, Golden Pin Design Award, Lexus Design Award, TIGDA, STIDA, UNEEC, and EPA Design. His clients include PATEK PHILIPPE, DIOR, BVLGARI, GUCCI, TOD’S, LV, FENDI, LOEWE, SWAROVSKI, ROGER VIVIER, GEORG JENSEN, MIU MIU, and more. His work spans across design endorsements, paper-cutting art, visual communication, and product design, and spatial design domains.

Over the course of two years, he has earned over 100 international awards, including NYADC, D&AD, iF, RedDot, Braun, IDEA, SIGGRAPH, NYTDC, TokyoTDC, Commarts, IPT, Warsaw, BICM, Lahti, Annecy, Berlin, iCASTELLI, and more. His works actively participate in events such as the SaloneSatellite, Tokyo Designer’s Week, and Hong Kong Artspace K gallery.

In recent years, he has guided students in developing over 400 interdisciplinary projects, earning more than 1,000 awards in total — including over 800 in architecture, 100 in product design, 100 in visual communication, and more than 10 in service design. By participating in international competitions, his students are encouraged to build confidence, expand their global perspectives, and foster lifelong learning to face future challenges.