Media：Mixed media, Video installation 

Time length: 2'8'' now (work still in progress) 

Exhibition: Red Brick Art Museum, Beijing, 2021-2022. XieZilongPhotography Museum, Changsha, 2022.

This is the first still-frame animation work to be shot in outer space using a satellite in orbit past its service life. Using images transmitted from the ground and a self-directed camera on the satellite, man-made pictures interact with images taken from the satellite while orbiting the earth and are incorporated into the animation. Imagine the “Standard Person” interacting with outer space, carrying a bundle as he/she run about in outer space with words spilling out from his baggage. The satellite orbits around the earth 15 times a day, and when it is located above different geographical locations, the language of the spilled words in the animation changes with it as well. This work represents far-reaching concepts shaping the existence of humanity such as human civilization, language, and time, reminding us to look back at our blue earth in the context of the zero-gravity conditions of space, and also to cherish the only home we know – the one single small blue dot. At the same time that you are viewing the work in the gallery, the work is still continuously created in outer space.

Title：Book from the Ground: One Day in Manchester

Exhibition: 2021 Manchester International Festival, Great Britain, 2021

Title：Square Word Calligraphy: Gold from the Stone

Medium:  Ink on paper

Dimension：108.5 cm x 97.8 cm (calligraphy only)

                     115 cm x 104 cm (mounted)

Exhibition：HOME, 2021 Manchester International Festival, Great Britain, 2021.