Reimagining the Chinese Seal explores the seals’ transformation from the Spring–Autumn period to the Qin dynasty. Early seals carried identity, memory, and exchange in ritual and daily life. Under the Qin Dynasty, seal making became a refined cultural practice, uniting craft, material, and symbolism through jade carving. This work reimagines the seal as an immersive space, reframing cultural heritage through material, craft, and time.