Hi! I'm Gileen,

critical

anti-capitalist

radical

equitable

speculative

accessible

dialogical

imaginative

critical

critical

anti-capitalist

radical

equitable

speculative

accessible

dialogical

imaginative

critical

design thinker.

Using design and technology to question dominant narratives, better understand the human experience, and build towards more equitable futures.

EDUCATION


California State University, Long Beach

M.A. Human Experience Design Interactions

Class of 2026


Stanford University

B.S. Product Design

Class of 2022

EXPERIENCE


Swisslog Healthcare // Design Specialist


Advance Local // Multimedia Designer


Aegis Ventures // Design Intern


The Center for Urban Pedagogy // Intern


Stanford GSB Library // Design Student Assistant

SKILLS


UI / UX / Graphic / Motion Design


Prototyping ( Figma / CAD )


Research & Storytelling


Digital / Traditional Art


Coding ( HTML / CSS / p5.js )

SELECT WORKS

23 MAGAZINE


This series experiments with alternate strategies of spreading narratives, reimagining select chapters from Ha-Joon Chang’s 23 Things They Don't Tell You About Capitalism through the bold and attention-grabbing visual language of gossip magazine covers.

I DON'T THINK WE'RE IN (CORPORATE) MEMPHIS ANYMORE


Who are these flat uncanny figures that have taken over the tech world? Do we know truly them, and why have we come to accept them as symbols of delight, trustworthiness, and whimsy? I Don't Think We're in (Corporate) Memphis Anymore is a reimagination of the Corporate Memphis style as disturbingly realistic humans — pushing us to question what (and who) represents humanity in our digital spaces.

BLNK APP


BLNK is a satirical app design project that critiques the obsession with apps as fix-all solutions. By imagining a mobile app that tells users when to blink — despite blinking being a semi-autonomic bodily function — it brings into question: do we really need an app for everything?

HONEST PAPAYA


Honest Papaya is a packaging design project that calls out the colonialist mindsets still deeply embedded in Philippine culture. It rebrands papaya soap, a popular skin-whitening product in the Philippines, to be more transparent about its perpetuation of harmful colonialist mindsets.