An artist with a multicultural background, I painted since young, learning Chinese painting at the age of 10. I held my first solo Chinese painting exhibition at Singapore International School, HK at the age of 13 where I exhibited 66 pieces of works. This event was reported by Hong Kong SingTao Daily, Hong Kong MingPao Daily and was cataloged by the Hong Kong Visual Arts Yearbook.

I started working on classical oil paintings at the age of 13. My paintings are absolutely personal; they are autobiographical, rooted in my own life and my observations of the people around me. My artworks are what I deliver with absolute reverence and faithful sincerity; they are inspired photography of street views, my engagement with volunteering works and my communication with the people there. I use my brushstrokes to document the stories behind my subjects.

In September 2017, my solo exhibition Towards the Light was launched in central London. The discovery of emerging light and the embrace thereof concerns the definition of human conditions. The light is stationary yet an animating emblem of human existence, emotionality, conflict, and mortality.

I encapsulate a reflection of contemporary issues in a spirited and devoted depiction of a vision unique to my own.