This book serves as my thesis project, documenting and reflecting on a body of work developed between 2024 and 2026 at Boston University. Centered around the theme of fragmented identity, it explores how individuals continuously shift and reconstruct their sense of self across physical and digital contexts through a series of design projects. Alongside selected works, the book incorporates interviews with individuals whose research and perspectives relate to this theme, expanding the discussion around identity, connection, and modes of expression. Methodologically, I approach design as a process of role-switching—collecting, editing, translating, and presenting—while maintaining a restrained and minimal visual language to structure complex ideas. This publication functions both as an archive of my practice and a reflection on my evolving design methodology.

这本书作为我的毕业设计，总结并呈现了我在波士顿大学从2024年至2026年的主要创作与研究项目。全书围绕“fragmented identity”这一核心主题展开，通过不同媒介与项目，探讨个体在现实与数字环境中不断切换与重构的身份状态。书中不仅收录了各阶段的设计实践，还包含与相关研究者与同伴的访谈内容，用以拓展对身份、连接与表达方式的理解。在方法上，我将设计过程视为一个多重角色的切换——从收集、筛选到转译与呈现——并通过相对克制、简洁的视觉语言，将复杂的思考进行结构化表达。这本书既是对过往项目的整理与反思，也是对我设计方法与思考路径的一次整体呈现。