I attempt to create works with different styles, yet most of these works can be traced back to my own process of growing up. I often try to find connections with this society however sometimes I want to avoid the connections. This contradiction is reflected in my works, some of which seem very isolated and alienated, implying anxiety and hopefulness. These works look rough and panicking. Nonetheless, these are my genuine artworks. The contradiction and strangeness presented from these works are very similar to how I feel about my own life. And rather than solving others’ problems, I would use these to focus on my own problems. My feeling of art creation is different at different stages of my life. It could make me feel stress as well as relaxing, and sometimes the process is like speaking to myself over and over again. This is not a comfortable process and sometimes makes me feel inexplicably ashamed. I do not feel art (or my work) is my friend. Instead, it does seem like there is a long distance between me and my work. I like to observe and feel different atmospheres and states, and use my works to express the subtle connections between me and these states. My choice of materials and forms is not fixed. In the future I would also want to make some paintings or photography because these forms is likely to make me more attentive and concentrated.