Xueyi Xie
About
My early studies in Landscape Architecture prompted me to reflect on whether human-designed works are merely extensions of nature. This curiosity led me to introspect and ignited a stronger desire to delve deeper into design.
During my graduate studies, the research on border environment made me realize that creating external value and self-worth is a simultaneous process. I began to thoughtfully consider human mobility and the resulting border issues, exploring the possibilities available to those constrained by border systems. Design, as I see it, is not just about form and function but also involves understanding and responding to societal dynamics. These reflections are continuously shaping and enriching my vision of design.
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