"I'm a graphic and brand designer who translates between worldviews, creating experiences that bridge cultural perspectives."
- Virginia Liu
I was eight years old when I realized I was a translator, helping my parents navigate a conference with my teacher—not just converting words, but bridging entire worldviews. This early role shaped how I approach creative work: finding common ground between various perspectives while preserving what makes each voice unique.
Now my designs extend this thinking into beauty, wellness, and retail spaces, creating experiences that speak across cultural boundaries and between clients and customers. I’m still a translator, but I speak with color, typography, and form.
"I'm a graphic and brand designer who translates between worldviews, creating experiences that bridge cultural perspectives."
- Virginia Liu
I was eight years old when I realized I was a translator, helping my parents navigate a conference with my teacher—not just converting words, but bridging entire worldviews. This early role shaped how I approach creative work: finding common ground between different perspectives while preserving what makes each voice unique.
Now my designs extend this thinking into beauty, wellness, and retail spaces, creating experiences that speak across cultural boundaries and between clients and customers. I’m still a translator, but I speak with color, typography, and form.
"I'm a graphic and brand designer
who translates between worldviews, creating experiences that bridge cultural perspectives."
- Virginia Liu
I was eight years old when I realized I was a translator, helping my parents navigate a conference with my teacher—not just converting words, but bridging entire worldviews. This early role shaped how I approach creative work: finding common ground between different perspectives while preserving what makes each voice unique.
Now my designs extend this thinking into beauty, wellness, and retail spaces, creating experiences that speak across cultural boundaries and between clients and customers. I’m still a translator, but I speak with color, typography, and form.





