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SERVICES:

EXPERIENCE

Jennifer Li is a Chinese-Canadian multidisciplinary designer exploring the intersection of accessibility, sustainability, products, and human experiences. With a background in photography, product training, and creative direction, I create thoughtful solutions through research, storytelling, and experimentation. My practice spans product development, learning experiences, and visual communication, always driven by curiosity and a desire to design with purpose. Outside of my practice, you’ll find me running, discovering new places, and learning languages.

Inclusive Experiences
Product Innovation
Learning Experiences
Sustainable Solutions
Visual Storytelling

LOCATION:

Montreal, QC Canada

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SELECTIVE CLIENTS:

Maison Simons, Ssense, Bravo Music, Ville de Montréal, Little Burgundy, Tux Creative, Lisbon Lux Records, Odeyalo Clothing, Editorial Boutique, L’intervalle, Youandzmi, GION, Zeina, Maps Korea, Boysbygirl magazine (UK)...

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My hometown is both Hong Kong and Montreal. It's the space between two cultures, two languages, and two versions of myself. I've learned that it's okay to belong to more than one place.

HOME, NOT

A PLACE ...

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I've been looking for my home since I was a teenager. Moving from Hong Kong to Montreal gave me a sense of freedom, but it also left me feeling uncertain.

I spent years trying to adapt, learning new cultures, questioning where I belonged, and eventually learning to embrace the space in between.

Over time,
I realized that a hometown isn't always a place on a map. 

Sometimes, it's a feeling a sense of belonging that we create for ourselves.

 

Living between cultures has shaped the way I observe, learn, and create. It has given me a curiosity for people, experiences, and the different ways we interact with the world

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My hometown is both Hong Kong and Montreal. It's the space between two cultures, two languages, and two versions of myself. I've learned that it's okay to belong to more than one place.

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