Placenta is an video art about the true nature of dreams. As a lucid dreamer, I often feel multiple-existences in dreams - I can feel my dream body and physical body which is in real life sleeping. Dreams are different realities, and my memories from other realities are entangled. And what frustrates me is I don’t know how to put those experiences in word. Nothing seems rational. So I create art.

The Release is a collaborative, conceptual project in which I investigate the trinity that has been experimented in my previous practices - The release from the human body, the release from materialism, and the release from creatorship. Inspired by human traditions regarding death, The Release  is created to inquire whether the human spirit is attached to the material world. Only through death will we realize the true disembodiment from the current world. 

Wuji is a sound installation that explores the boundaries of the human body. In Wuji, human figures are intertwined, the identities are eliminated, and the personal boundaries for those bodies are blurring. The distorted and entangled visual connects my childhood memory of playing with Chinese knots. Before creating written characters and languages, ancient Chinese use knots to communicate and record histories. After thousands of years of iterations, today, the Chinese knot is no longer a tool for preserving history but a decoration that inherits the spirit of appreciating mystic patterns' beauty. Through twisting, weaving, and binding, all ropes are tied tightly to strengthen the beliefs of unity in traditional Chinese culture.

In Canon, I sculpted a dancing body inside a ghostly head with open-source 3D software, Blender, and then synchronized my bodily movements with a 3D object using a Kinect sensor. These works incorporated the spirit of physical practices designed to benefit the well-being of people, such as Qigong and Yoga. Like the original definition in music, "Canon is a contrapuntal (counterpoint-based) compositional technique that employs a melody with one or more imitations of the melody played during a given duration". The Canon represents the changing synchronization of the inner mind and outer appearance of the human body, as well as implies the invisible coordination between computer algorithms and the input data from man's determination. Infusing my soul into a computer-generated object, Canon is a sublimation of cooperation between humans and machines.