I’m a designer, dreamer, and nature enthusiast. My love for art and design shapes the work that I do.
Yucheng Guo
Fliud time
This product is a time-visualization lamp inspired by the form of an hourglass. This product is a time-visualization lamp inspired by the form of an hourglass. Users set the countdown time by rotating the top scale ring, and the LED light inside gradually turns off from top to bottom as time passes, creating a visual metaphor of flowing time. The product transforms abstract time into a perceivable light experience, encouraging users to become more aware of time in daily activities such as studying, resting, or focusing.The product transforms abstract time into a perceivable light experience, encouraging users to become more aware of time in daily activities such as studying, resting, or focusing.
Planet lamp
through an internal motor mechanism, creating the visual effect of a planet in orbit. Soft lighting combined with continuous rotation brings a calm and immersive atmosphere to the space. The design transforms astronomical movement into a decorative lighting experience, allowing users to feel a sense of cosmic motion in everyday environments.
Dust to dust
This project explores the reuse of cigarette ash as a material for product creation. By collecting and reprocessing cigarette ash, the waste is transformed into a new ashtray object. The design highlights the concept of material circulation and reflects on the relationship between consumption and waste. It turns the by-product of smoking into the very object used to contain it, creating a symbolic cycle of material reuse.
Woven liquid
This project explores a parametric three-dimensional filtration structure designed to regulate liquid flow through geometry itself. Rather than allowing water to move as a single direct stream, the internal mesh redistributes pressure and transforms flow into a softer and more controlled movement. Developed through Grasshopper, the structure can continuously adapt through variations in density, aperture, and curvature, enabling different flow behaviours for different vessels and usage scenarios.Beyond functionality, the design also reconsiders the sensory experience of drinking and pouring, introducing a quieter, more stable, and more refined interaction with liquid in everyday life.