I have always been fascinated by the microscopic world of life. The tiny and intricate cells and molecules form the foundation of life, sustaining normal biological functions through complex networks of interactions. They serve as the wellspring of my artistic exploration, sparking contemplation on health, disease, and the essence of life.

My artworks present these microscopic worlds (cells and molecules) using traditional Chinese hand made craftsmanship, including Pankou (ornate buttons), embroidery ect. The Pankou, a traditional Chinese clothing buttons, has evolved over thousands of years—from a practical device for fastening garments to a symbol rich in decorative and cultural significance. Crafted through more than thirty meticulous steps, each pankou displays unique elegance and variety, making it a timeless element in Chinese attire and a symbol of Eastern aesthetics.

As a designer dedicated to innovating traditional craftsmanship, I use the pankou as a creative medium, transforming this embodiment of ancient Eastern wisdom into a unique bridge between science and art, offering a new perspective on the microscopic world of life. Throughout the creative process, I delve deep into the analysis of cellular/molecular forms, structures, physiological functions, and pathological conditions. Exploring suitable materials, I utilize diverse colors and textures to portray the microscopic structures, forms, and functions of cells and molecules. For me, each creative endeavor is a quest for a delicate balance between precise science and artistic expression. I hope the audience can catch a glimpse of the beauty of life through this microscopic perspective.