a painting of an invisible man with a plastic giraffe on his side, littered with hints regarding the coronavirus pandemic + Enlarge
Sacred Capriccio 2020 Oil and acrylic on canvas 30" x 40"
a painting on a piece of bed sheet which the artist himself has used for a year + Enlarge
As You Are Watching the View in Bed 2019 Oil and acrylic on bed sheet 36" x 36"
A painting of a  dark red background patterned with the lyrics of a Chinese song. + Enlarge
’My Motherland and Me’ and Me 2019 Oil and acrylic on canvas 48‘’ x 24"
A painting of a purple titled wall with a metal pipe from a urinal piercing part of a poster which contains Chinese characters. + Enlarge
The Conceptual Impossibility of Work in the Mind of Someone Pissing 2019 Oil and acrylic on canvas 40" x 30"
a painting with a predominantly red brick wall with partially torn up effect revealing Chinese characters underneath. + Enlarge
The Importance of Mandarin Peels Speaks for Itself 2019 Oil and acrylic on canvas 24" x 48"
Statement

My greatest inspirations always come from direct observations of the physical environment that I experience. Using realism as my primary tool, I make works that stage man-made objects and other human traces extracted from often conflicting cultural contexts together, to create an unsettling picture of an ambiguous space. Taking up the role like a mailman, I transport and deliver written languages, iconography, and imagery of urban landscapes from places where I have lived, with minimum alterations of their original form, into one single composition. By doing so, I create unusual visual documentations that are set to induce the audience to question the logic and reason behind the existence of any artifact they would find interesting in my work.

The subjects of my work are often found dancing in between personal, emotionally charged, and broad, politically charged realms. And sometimes the two would become inseparable. In a way, my works are essentially recounts of my subjective experiences of multiple artificial spaces, in which the commonalities and differences present in the way we think and act in our respective social and political environments would manifest upon close examination and contemplation.