In the ongoing conflict of realization between the uncertainty inherent in physical hierarchies and a deep admiration for my ancestors' philosophy, I strive to preserve and disseminate often-overlooked wisdom from the other side of the world. I delicately harmonize my cultural roots, reflecting the collective consciousness that defines our existence. Drawing from both natural and philosophical sources, my work invites the viewers to explore the unfamiliarity, allowing it to transform into embodied familiarity. Patterns and motifs are crafted to serve as an entryway between the artwork and its context, inviting viewers to enter a space where art and life converge.

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I stand as a Tree, rooted in performing arts, nourished by psychology, philosophy, science, socio-politics, and linguistics…with a stem extending into visual arts.  From this arboreal embodiment of creativity, branches reach far into the vast expanse of the complexities of humanity, employing art with abstract narration as a medium to articulate the shared vulnerabilities and power dynamics that define human beings’ shared existence. I attempt to make works of art embody universal resonance, reflecting the aspirations and sorrows that unite humanity across cultural, ideological, and geographical boundaries.

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Educated in various art forms, my practice combines performing arts and visual arts. Inspired by Daoism and Tibetan Buddhism, my works harmonize transcendent ideals with tangible techniques, offering a voice to the collective human experience. I aim to harmonize traditional Eastern philosophies with contemporary Western methodologies, offering a commentary on the complexities of modern life. Embracing ambiguity, I encourage viewers to discern my identity and principles, establishing an aesthetic and philosophy that transcends mere familiarity with my biography.

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