I am a Chinese artist working between Shanghai, Shenzhen, and Linyi.

Most of my work comes from long-term observation of everyday life in Chinese cities. Over the past twenty years, I have watched these cities change rapidly through construction, migration, transportation, redevelopment, and shifting patterns of urban life. I became interested in how people gradually adjust themselves to these environments, both physically and emotionally.

I often photograph women because, for me, they reflect the atmosphere and temperament of a city most directly. Small gestures, movement, posture, distance, and the way people occupy space can quietly reveal the character of urban life.

In recent years, I have gradually reduced narrative and identity inside the image, focusing more on the body itself — especially weight-bearing parts such as legs, feet, and hands.

After returning to China from Australia, I spent the past two decades working in cultural and creative fields while continuing to support my own artistic practice. Living in Australia during my adolescence and early adulthood also shaped my early awareness of migration, cultural difference, and the ways people from different backgrounds learn to coexist within the same city.

Alongside photography, I also experiment with video, drawing, and digital intervention to respond to memory, observation, and everyday experience.