Jennifer Zeng is a multidisciplinary designer with an educational background in architecture and product design. She earned her master’s degree from the University of Pennsylvania and currently works at the intersection of XR, AI, and spatial experience. Her design practice integrates spatial storytelling, multimedia, and emerging technologies to respond to complex social and humanistic issues. Rooted in spatial, visual, and product thinking, Jennifer’s work explores the evolving relationship between technology and human identity. Having lived, studied, and worked across Shenzhen, New Zealand, and the United States, she developed a deep sensitivity to cross-cultural identity, emotional experience, and systemic inequality. This global perspective informs her approach to design not just as a method for solving problems, but as a means of questioning systems of power, visual culture, and emotional connection in an increasingly technologized world. Her creative practice spans speculative interfaces, immersive environments, conceptual art, and digital storytelling. Jennifer’s work...