Interests

What I spend time on outside class.

A few things I care about, what I've done with them, and what I'm doing next.

01 · REGIONAL COMPETITOR

Badminton

Fast decisions, controlled movement, and the discipline to keep improving one rally at a time.

I competed at the regional level in badminton. Training taught me to stay composed when a match changes quickly, notice patterns in an opponent’s play, and keep working when progress comes in small increments.

Regional level · Singles & doubles · Still playingRead full notes

02 · FROM FILE TO PHYSICAL

3D printing & design

I like watching an idea move from a digital model to something I can hold, refine, and display.

My larger builds include a katana inspired by Elden Ring and Leon’s hand cannon from Red Dead Redemption. Printing the pieces is only the start. Scaling, tolerances, assembly, sanding, and finishing turn every prop into a long problem-solving process.

Modelling · Slicing · Assembly · FinishingRead full notes

03 · CURRENTLY READING

Web novels, manhwa & manga

Long stories with dense worlds, patient character development, and systems that reward close attention.

I spend a lot of time reading East Asian novels, Korean manhwa, and manga. I’m currently working through Lord of the Mysteries and Reverend Insanity. I enjoy stories that take their time, build consistent worlds, and let small details matter later.

Lord of the Mysteries · Reverend InsanityRead full notes

04 · MOMENTS I WANT TO KEEP

Photography

I like ordinary scenes with good light, strong colour, or a detail that makes me stop walking.

Photography gives me a reason to pay closer attention. I enjoy finding frames in everyday places, keeping the edit simple, and building a visual record of what caught my eye. My VSCO site is where I keep the frames and edits I want to share.

Street details · Light · Colour · Everyday momentsView my VSCO Read full notes

05 · CURRENT BUILD

The Proxmox home lab

Old computers are becoming a small server environment built for experiments, mistakes, and learning.

I’m repurposing older computers into a Proxmox server for the fun of it. The goal is to learn virtualization through direct use: creating virtual machines, separating services, testing networking ideas, monitoring resources, and finding practical jobs for hardware that would otherwise sit unused.

Proxmox · Virtual machines · Networking · Reused hardwareRead full notes

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