1991 Born in Harbin, Heilongjiang Province

2017 Graduated from the Print Making Department of Central Academy of Fine Arts with a bachelor´s degree

Currently works and lives in Beijing

GROUP EXHIBITION

2018

2018 Art Nova 100, Guardian Art Center, Beijing, China

The Third Chinese Print Exhibition, Chinese Print Museum, Shenzhen, China.

2017

The Fourth Xi’an International Print studio - soon-Foreign Art Academy Students’ Print Art Exhibition, Xi'an Academy of Fine Arts, Xi’an, China.

2016

Quiescent Viewing Objects - Central Academy of Fine Arts Sketch Exhibition, Beijing Chengxi Contemporary Art Center, Beijing China

Chinese and Korean Students’ Communicating Exhibition, Korean Cultural Center, Beijing, China

The artist has used the shape of wood grain to create and depict the mysterious fairyland in Chinese myths and legends, which are produced by people’s longing for a carefree and unrestrained life. Meanwhile, the wood grain is a trace of the growth of a tree, which represents the growth process of life itself. Similarly, people often use curves to represent the state of life or to depict the ups and downs of life, such as the electrocardiogram and electromyogram. Therefore, I use wood grain to represent the traces of growth in my life, to represent my hopes for the future, with all the mystery and beauty of a fairyland connecting me with the mythic fairyland, and to serve as my sustenance for a better life in the future.