A PERSONAL PRACTICE
MAGIC
Outside research, I enjoy performing magic. It is a space for curiosity, timing and shared surprise.
BEYOND RESEARCH
Why magic
Magic is a personal practice I return to outside academic work. Repeated movements and careful preparation become a light, surprising moment when they are performed.
I enjoy the path from practice to presentation and the sense of surprise, mystery and imagination it brings to everyday life.
PERFORMANCE ARCHIVE
Magic performances
Dove from Empty Hands
Jumping Coin
Solo Stage Magic Show
Rubik's Cube to Candy
Human Body Cutting Illusion
Silk Scarf Through the Screen
The Changing Four Aces
Cola to Sprite
Floating Rose
Ring Through Finger
Spinning Playing Card
A Tribute to Graduating Classmates
Crazy Coins
Moving Smiley Face
Moving Tattoo
Cards from Empty Hands
Color-Changing Playing Card
Self-Turning Screw
Banknote to Playing Card
Banknote to Coin
Close-Up Magic Compilation
My Team's Performance Highlights I
My Team's Performance Highlights II
Rubik's Cube Restoration
Changing Chinese Yuan
Changing Chewing Gum
Transforming Playing Cards
Flat Print to Object
Phone into Playing Cards
Playing Card Changes Again and Again
Playing Card to Money
Vanishing Card Box
Card to Coin
Card Box to Cards
Object to Flat Print
Instant Card Change
Jumping Ring
Advanced Sleight of Hand
Practice
Patience, repetition and precise timing behind each effect.
Performance
Turning technique into a moment shared with an audience.
Wonder
Keeping a playful sense of curiosity in everyday life.