Vibeweaving is a research practice for governed generation.
It builds creative systems where source authority, consent, restrictions, credit, benefit terms, and refusal affect what the system can produce.
Research moves through making.
Vibeweaving uses functioning prototypes, workshops, publications, and material experiments to study how governance can become part of a creative system.
Shih-Wen
Huang
黃詩雯
I build systems that make the rules and consequences of generation visible.
My work sits between computational craft, cultural heritage, and human-AI interaction. I use working prototypes as research instruments, not just demonstrations.
My background spans product design, service design, HCI research, and material practice. That mix lets me move between interface rules, institutional questions, public participation, and physical making.
Vibeweaving began with rules-based computational weaving. Weaving remains the first material testbed, while the wider research asks how source authority, consent, restriction, credit, and refusal can travel through any generative system.
View portfolioFour commitments guide the work.
These are not statements added after generation. They are meant to change the interface, the available actions, and the final artifact.
One grammar at three scales.
The same governance logic moves from a browser instrument to a spatial interface and then into public space.
Bring the method into a real setting.
Vibeweaving works with museums, educators, researchers, artists, designers, and creative technology teams on pilots, workshops, studies, and commissions.