Yiyuan bridges cultural heritage with speculative interfaces. Her approach combines embodied interaction design, cross-sensory stimuli, and audience co-creation to challenge how technology mediates cultural boundaries.

Critically, Yeoki investigates the politics of voice in mediated spaces, examining how interactive systems can amplify or disrupt cultural boundaries through multisensory experiences.

University of Bristol
MA Immersive Arts (2023 – 2024)
Focus: 3D modelling, VR/XR/MR experience design, Portotyping, UI/UX design

University of Sussex
BA Media Production (2019 – 2022)
Key Skills: Media content creation (Animation, Photography, Front-end Coding), project management, and interactive storytelling techniques.

Her research focuses on the integration of voice behaviour and non-voice dynamics in immersive art practices, particularly their ability to navigate socio-multicultural ideologies, foster cultural fusion, and enhance personal expression. Her work examines how these elements can transcend traditional visual-centric paradigms in immersive arts, shifting attention to the auditory dimension.

Central to her research is the interplay between interactive media, cultural narratives, and identity formation, with a strong emphasis on promoting cultural dialogue and bridging gaps through innovative auditory experiences. Yeoki’s work aims to illuminate the transformative potential of voice in reshaping audience engagement and fostering empathy, contributing to the development of more inclusive and emotionally resonant art practices.

Multisensory installation - participatory storytelling - speculative interfaces- VR/XR technologies -UI/UX Design - Motion design - Cultural Narratives - Web design- Creative Innovation