Poe's curatorial practice is rooted in her keen observation of everyday life and social issues. She excels at transforming these insights into engaging exhibition narratives, actively participating in various exhibition projects for museums and institutions, gaining extensive practical experience across diverse themes spanning history, culture, and science.Currently, Poe is pursuing an MA in Art Gallery and Museum Studies at the University of Leeds. Her research focuses on the construction of culture and place, the decentralisation of curating, and "Curating as a Civic Practice." She also participates in participatory art and cultural projects like "If Walls Could Talk" and Bradford 2025 UK City of Culture, where she is responsible for community engagement, bilingual interpretation, and visitor interaction design.These rich experiences and her ongoing research have shaped her upcoming CirCurate project, a platform that combines exhibitions, community, and dialogue. She hopes to bring curating into daily life, connecting stories and imaginations between Keelung and the international sphere.