WRITING / COLUMNS & ESSAYS
Ways of seeing.
On film, gender, technology, and the ethics of living with AI.
Writing is another way of doing inquiry: staying with a difficult question, finding the story within it, and opening up a different view of the world. For the past five years, I have written as a columnist in Taiwan, with essays published in Crossing and Womany on technology, gender, relationships, film, and society.
Public Writing
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AI & TECHNOLOGY / 2026 @ CROSSING
Public-facing writing on how AI sycophancy may reshape human relationships and public discourse.
AI & TECHNOLOGY / 2026 @ CROSSING
An exploration of AI use, authenticity, human agency, and the emerging social norms around human–AI collaboration.
GENDER & IDENTITY / 2026 @ CROSSING
Through the Korean film 3670, an exploration of identity, marginality, and the search for belonging.
RELATIONSHIPS / 2026 @ CROSSING
Reading A24’s The Drama through intimacy, judgment, and the limits of accepting the person we love.
RELATIONSHIPS / 2025 @ CROSSING
How immersive theater turns contemporary love, vulnerability, and emotional conflict into a participatory experience.
GENDER & IDENTITY / 2024 @ CROSSING
How Born for the Spotlight reveals the loneliness, insecurity, and resilience behind the identities imposed on women.
GENDER & IDENTITY / 2024 @ CROSSING
How Love in the Big City moves beyond conventional BL narratives to portray queer love in all its beauty and difficulty.
MEDIA & SOCIETY / 2024 @ CROSSING
What Emily in Paris, social media, and recommendation algorithms reveal about the psychology of hate-watching.
GENDER & IDENTITY / 2024 @ CROSSING
How Japan’s The Boyfriend uses sincerity and “pure love” to challenge conventions of queer reality television.
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