Based in the Department of Industrial Design, my work pioneers the convergence of science, technology, and art. I combine digital technology with artistic creativity to explore new forms of media art, interactive art, and innovative approaches to online exhibition planning. My practice is dedicated to expanding the realm of artistic expression by actively incorporating advanced technologies—such as artificial intelligence, data analysis, real-time rendering, and mobile sensors—into the entire creative process, from conception to exhibition. My primary research areas involve using generative AI to create artworks, visualizing emotion recognition data, and exploring game design elements like avatar customization and automated level generation. Through this work, I aim to offer new artistic experiences and advance interactive media art that invites direct audience participation. I also explore new exhibition methodologies, including online and virtual galleries, through international planning and case studies. I seek to bring innovation to both the production and exhibition of art by utilizing a wide range of digital tools. My technical explorations include directing mobile-based parallax content, developing non-photorealistic rendering techniques in real-time environments, and authoring movement using motion capture. With these methods, my goal is to provide a new platform for communication between the artwork and its audience, contributing to a redefinition of the social role of art in our technological age. I actively share my research findings at academic conferences and international symposiums to foster a dialogue with artistic and scientific communities worldwide. Through these efforts, I am dedicated to nurturing interdisciplinary talent and helping to lay the groundwork for the future of art and technology. Moving forward, I will continue this creative and innovative research. My ultimate aim is to contribute to our future society by breaking down the boun