Ph.D. candidate in the Department of Arts and Crafts at the Academy of Arts & Design, Tsinghua University. Research focuses on the transformation of glass craft clusters in China and abroad, with an emphasis on the relationship between traditional techniques, regional identity, and contemporary cultural dynamics.

Fieldwork conducted in Japan, Sweden, and Italy, with a particular interest in the adaptive cycles of craft communities, knowledge transmission, and symbolic practices.

Studio practice centers on kiln-formed and Pate-de-Verre glass techniques, often drawing from folk beliefs, seasonal rituals, and everyday material culture. Works explore themes such as blessing, memory, and the poetics of the ordinary.

Recent projects include participatory installations and field-based collaborations, connecting craftsmanship with broader cultural narratives.