Wandering Breeze

Wind moves without shape, yet leaves its trace. Each piece follows that rhythm—quiet, fluid, and free.

Gilded Jade

The Gilded Jade series grew from time spent in Xinjiang—where wind leaves slow, deliberate traces across the sand. That encounter with unshaped space and elemental rhythm became a quiet starting point. Each line seeks not to define, but to follow.

Shadow Celadon

Shadow Celadon takes its name from a quiet porcelain tradition. In the Song Dynasty, glazes blending pale blue and white began to appear—subtle, balanced, and cool in tone. The term comes from Qing scholar Xu Zhiheng: “Thin white porcelain, carved so the patterns reflect a soft blue.”

Some call it sky blue, for the way it recalls Jiangnan after rain.