Artworks
VR · Film · Theatre
I direct to build immersive worlds, using media and emerging technologies to make space for voices often left unseen.
I perform to inhabit and feel, using my body to move through women’s lives and trace their pressures, fears, and desires.
69th Berlin International Film Festival — Best First Feature & Forum Section, Nominee
43rd Hong Kong International Film Festival — Firebird Award, Nominee
38th Golden Rooster Awards — Best Cinematography, Nominee
26th Shanghai International Film Festival — Chinese New Wave Section, Official Selection
23rd Busan International Film Festival — New Currents Award, Nominee
21st Accolade Global Film Competition — Documentary Short & Disability Issues, Awards of Merit
16th Beijing International Film Festival — Boundless & Immersive Section, Best Immersive Narrative
40+ Official Selections at international film festivals
VR
Dreams of Blindness (2025) is a VR documentary and participatory installation that explores the inner worlds of visually impaired people through their dreams. It aims to spark broader dialogue and critical reflection on mainstream perceptions of disability.
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Film
In the sweltering summer of 2009, Li Senlin, a girl from a southern city, searches for inspiration for her composition. Along the way she meets a boatwoman’s stories, her father’s missing tortoise, and an eerie murder—strange events that blur memory and heat.
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Film
The Qiantang River’s powerful tides shape life along its banks. A young man is drawn into a village where people fight to protect their last farmland. Poetic imagery frames a Jiangnan story of resilience and the tension between people and nature.
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Film
This short documentary features interviews with four blind individuals, using their dreams as a point of departure. Through the integration of AI imaging technology, the film reveals the poetic dimensions of their dream worlds.
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Film · Work in Progress
Developed with 215 People's Alliance in Philadelphia, this documentary follows grassroots organizers through neighborhood canvassing, meetings, and everyday acts of collective work. It considers organizing as a form of informal civic education and shared resilience.
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Theatre
After Angela Carter, the play follows Violet—a puppet who wakes to consciousness after years of performance. Female identity, control, and transformation unfold on a thread between object and subject.
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Theatre
Adapted from Paula Vogel’s play, the piece unfolds in a non-linear weave of memory across decades—following Li’l Bit as trauma and identity surface in fragments.
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Theatre
Adapted from Susan Sontag’s Alice in Bed, the play moves between reality and fantasy to follow Alice James—her inner struggle and longing for freedom through years of illness.
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