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Artificial Intelligence
AI Art Is (Not) Art is an AI-generated system debating its own legitimacy as art. Built using large language models and open-source multi-agent frameworks, it continuously generate arguments for and against AI-generated art, all voiced through AI-cloned replicas of my own voice.
Are You Sure? distills contemporary anxieties about artificial intelligence into an unresolved moment between me and ChatGPT. Taking a minimalistic approach, the work embraces ambiguity through a single screenshot, compressing AI’s multifaceted unease into a conversation abruptly interrupted by its server.
After years of documenting streets and urban life in search of what it means to take “honest” photos, The Honest Photographer emerges from my evolving interest in the intersection of photography, art, and artificial intelligence to question the nature of the creative process.
Photography
I was ten when I left China for Canada, but my childhood still lingers in the streets, schoolyards, and parks of Huizhou. The Way We Played is my attempt to revisit that time, through nostalgia, fragments, flashes of memory, and the lives of children who move through the same spaces I once did.
Dream Together explores the fragmented duality of urban life—where moments of alienation and connection continuously weave together. Across the streets of North America, millions pass one another, isolated within their own worlds, yet within the chaos, brief but profound moments of connection break through.
As a child growing up in China, I was deeply influenced by ghostly tales like the Japanese “Hyakki Yagyo” (百鬼夜行), or “Night Parade of One Hundred Demons,” where supernatural entities parade through the night, blending fear and reverence.
America: Polarizingly United is a visual exploration of a divided nation, documented during the protests surrounding President Donald Trump’s indictment. The series presents an intense atmosphere where division, anger, and opposition are felt palpably, yet moments of unexpected connection and humanity emerge from the chaos.
In 2022, two pivotal moments became global symbols of the struggle for women’s rights: the overturning of Roe v. Wade in the United States and the death of Mahsa Amini in Iran. Despite their geographic and cultural differences, these events are bound by a shared thread: the enduring fight against patriarchal systems that seek to control women’s bodies and autonomy.