Sculpture(5)

Photography(5)

Painting(4)

Illustration(3)

Installation(8)

Film(8)

2025

  • Paintings

    This is the story of a closed city in the Urals. Of early coming-of-age. And of the purest, most luminous motive for being.

    A desire to be more than just a woman (or girl) in the context of the place where she was born — and where she was supposed to die.

    When Tang Sanzang passed by Jinchi Temple wearing a magnificent embroidered kasaya, Jinchi was consumed by greed and attempted to claim the robe for himself…

  • Animation Film

    As a child, Jinchi rose to power with the help of the Black Bear Spirit. But as his status grew, so did his obsession with an ornate kasaya, a monk's robe that came to symbolize his unending desire for power and wealth.

    When Tang Sanzang passed by Jinchi Temple wearing a magnificent embroidered kasaya, Jinchi was consumed by greed and attempted to claim the robe for himself…

  • Cyanotype Film

    “I search for answers in the tunnel. I reach out to feel the wind but all I can touch is my shadow.”

  • Animation

    A group of tired playground visitors meet at night for a last contest…
    Play is free. Play is not ‘ordinary’ or ‘real’ life. Play creates order. Play demands order absolute and supreme. What happens if nobody questions the rules anymore?

  • Sculpture, Kite

    Kite, one of the simplest and most purest answers we have ever offered to the dream of flight.
    Using the kite as Anna’s primary medium, she lifts the idea of a wish from the abstract realm of thought into the tangible world.

  • Installation

    In the endless commute between home and work, people seem to have become tiny screws, woven into the skeleton that keeps society running under the weight of laws and systems. As digital and industrial forces surge forward, another hard shell has latched onto this rigid skeleton, pressing down on every individual and group.
    However, how can we let emotion and other human expressions sink into the slurry of rules, where warmth fades, movement stills, and everything falls into silence?

  • Installation, Architecture

    We catch the flickers of movement between the branches, we listen to the melodies carried through the leaves, and we begin to sense another kind of life—birds—inhabiting this living landscape. They are the native voices of this green community, singing wild choruses that invite us to Viseu, Portugal, to feel and listen to nature.

  • Video Installation

    By weaving together VR environments, dynamic video loops, and immersive soundscapes, Malemina invites audiences into a living system of continual birth, decay, and rebirth—where reality itself is co-created through presence and attention.

  • Collection of Sculptures

    Murnan assembles rotting wood, metal, found objects, and synthetic materials into hybrid, creature-like forms. These sculptures speak about decay, persistence, and transformation, this is his own response to nature. Influenced by mythology, medieval maps, and today’s ecological crisis, he sees monsters as figures that reveal how we fear and try to control the land.

  • Paintings, Sculpture

    Comprising ten paintings and one sculpture. The series is rooted in his personal understanding of love, pain, and the emotional complexity of intimate relationships.

  • Installation, Video

    Blue hour, the time of day when the sun has just dipped below the horizon but before the night has arrived is a moment of suspension, an in-between.
    The interlude of night and day is when the portals come alive. It is a time that encapsulates yearning.

  • Sculptures

    Future Artifacts uses ceramics as a medium, yet it does not rely on fractured forms, nor does it employ humor or defiance. The ceramic pieces in this work retain the fundamental shape of vessels but extend beyond their conventional function.
    It poses a question: If history had taken a different course, how would the civilization embodied in these artifacts have endured?

  • Sculpture

    Reincarnation is a sculpture born from two forgotten items, a tree trunk and a chair, rescued by Zuojie from a midnight trash heap. Painted a regal purple, it symbolizes healing, renewal, and the power of second chances.

  • Installation

    Flower Vessels presents a delicate yet profound exploration of culture and power. The ceramic pieces in this work mimic artillery shells forms while using traditional Chinese ceramic techniques.

  • Animation Film

    Two brothers, Kuro and Shiro had a fight. Following the quarrel, Shiro was swallowed by the waves and died. However, one day, Shiro’s ghost appears before Kuro.

  • Installation, Industrial Design

    Animal Factory is a collection of metal animals designed in a minimal and abstract way, placed in the outdoor spaces of Amsterdam, Netherlands. Created by a toy designer and illustrator from Italy, Luca Boscardin.

2024

  • Collage

    Fate resembles a river. Each individual life is like a tributary—pure and clear at its source. As we flow onward, we gather threads and tie them to ourselves. Like one stream among thousands in the river, all eventually converge and surge forward together.

  • Installation, Performance Art

    Blue Shackles is a collaborative art installation initiated by five queer artists and created with the contribution of over 20 women.

  • Animation Short Film

    A character who changes her appearance every day to fit in.

  • Animation Film

    A funeral is taking place in a rural village known as Golden Cow Mountain. During the funeral night, a variety of bizarre things occurred: Rain poured from the sky until dawn, and the abandoned fields were adorned with colorful guitars. After that, even more absurd incidents followed ...

  • Photography

    Jingmu captures the reflections on a memorable summer, blending nature's beauty with personal memories. Each piece invites the readers to feel the timeless magic of summer days and nights.

  • Animation Short Film

    Yū Nakaito evokes emotions of irreversibility and guilt, 『螢』 (2022) invites viewers into a hauntingly nostalgic realm.

  • Photography

    Zihan Zhang explores the connection between nature and human emotion by photographing trees as symbols of life and emotional continuity.

  • Experimental Photography

    Dark Extinction takes the birds inhabiting the city as the subject of this photography, which combines Photoshop and the placement of animal symbol elements to form an image language to express the relationship between man and nature, and conveys the non-human-centered image narrative concept.

  • Painting

    A work of difficulties, environment, tension, powerlessness, and other growth issues. We are all an island, but trapped in the same island.

  • Short Film

    A person sat in an abandoned apartment, soaked in a tub full of discolored water. He started to imagine a new life; a new life where he felt love, connection, and something real.

  • Installation Art

    Navigating the interplay of personal experiences and artistic methodologies, Bed as a Journal embodies the convergence of individual narratives and the tactile process of wet and needle felting, capturing and communicating the complexities of human connection and self-discovery.

  • Graphic Design, Photography

    Drawing from everyday observation rather than formal training, the artist builds a visual language from circles, rectangles, triangles, and bold color fields—forms that, when paired with familiar objects and the rhythms of nature, create works both simple and deeply resonant.

  • Painting, Sculpture

    Willow oves fluidly between painting, printmaking, ceramics, and writing—using each medium to test the limits of the other. Words are not captions but parallel narrators, creating an aural environment for the visual. Poems by Octavio Paz, Vicente Aleixandre, and her own writing intertwine with color fields, abstract forms, and symbolic structures: arrows, fractions, sails, anchors.Willow oves fluidly between painting, printmaking, ceramics, and writing—using each medium to test the limits of the other. Words are not captions but parallel narrators, creating an aural environment for the visual. Poems by Octavio Paz, Vicente Aleixandre, and her own writing intertwine with color fields, abstract forms, and symbolic structures: arrows, fractions, sails, anchors.

  • Typface Design, Graphic Design

    An extention of DART Font 2023 and a new look for magazine’s visual.

  • Illustration, Graphic Design

    Each piece captures an impulse: to notice, to respond, to remember. Together, they form a quiet diary in visual form, tracing the artist’s movement through days and ideas without the burden of where it might lead. In her words: “I don’t know where it will take me, and I don’t care where it will eventually go… maybe what’s left is just the experience.”

  • Illustration

    The award-winning illustration visualizes the elusive feelings associated with menstrual cramps.

2023

  • Typeface Design, Branding Design

    The DART Font is a minimal typeface seeking a visual balance between curves and angles.
    Designed for DART, an independent art magazine from Davis, California.

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