I don't have much idea about "completion".

My parents were work in the furniture factory. I have lived in an environment full of tools and materials since childhood. In the factory, there are many pieces of furniture that are not assembled or wrapped in plastic molds waiting to be shipped. Busy life is my impression of home. In the factory, I often imagine this wrapped furniture, how will it be arranged in a new space? Who is the owner of the furniture or what color is the wall to match them?

I always enjoyed the journey of imagination. In my works. I present a fictional space of imagination. This space does not refer to things or show a clear meaning, but represents a transition from "complete" to "continuing" . During the work process, I used scissors to cut out the objects in newspapers and magazines. I cut them out and arranged them to make unreasonable pictures, such as falling chandelier, messy Desks, crooked paintings, etc. after I rearranged the object, the picture was filled with a weird atmosphere. Viewers can also make guessing game after watching my works. I also keep the cutting lines and emphasize the stitching of the paper in my work, I use weird perspective angles, incorrect proportions of objects and artificial light in the picture to create a calm, but not truthful statement like photo.

I used paper and oil pastels to express my art work. The closeness of the oil pastel to my body makes me natural, easy to use, and free from indirect tools (such as watercolor pens). In addition to my own control, oil pastels also made me feel like molding in the drawing process. I can use my fingers to rub, drag, and move the pen on the paper lightly, as if I am repeatedly molding a sculpture.

The repeated lines of body movement in my paintings are also the traces of people's lives in the space. I want to show a place of non-stop and never complete, l also use the old texture and fading color to create a familiar but strange feeling. when viewer stares at this space, they also gazing at this unending fantasy.