“Motion Can Guide Understanding”: Jesseter Wang on Designing with Movement
Jesseter Wang is a motion designer based in New York, currently working at BUCK where she focuses on brand and product storytelling through motion and 3D. Her work often sits at the intersection of technology, narrative, and design, translating complex systems into visual experiences that feel clear, intuitive, and human. Outside of client projects, she’s increasingly interested in questions of identity, authorship, and how motion can express ideas and emotions that are difficult to articulate with words alone.
Di Lu on Duality, Emotional Memory, and the Courage to Let Work Get Messy
Di Lu is a visual designer working between Los Angeles and Beijing. Her practice sits at the intersection of design, culture, and storytelling, spanning typography, books, installations, and digital experiences. Moving between these two cities has shaped both her worldview and her visual language — one grounded in history, responsibility, and depth, the other fueled by experimentation, play, and creative risk. This constant negotiation between cultures shows up in work that feels poetic and emotional, yet bold and slightly off-balance.