Through my learning process at university, my artwork shows my expertise and dedicate willing to aim to explore the various mediums and relationships between fine art and inventions. For the skills I learned, calligraphy, painting, printmaking, drawing, photography, sculpture, and multimedia, I seek opportunities by combining them and adding personal marks. My work reproduces visual signs with improvisational ideas, and layers of untold stories may be included by arranging personal concepts. Instead of doing art for my major, I also spend time on math courses and see it as a guideline for self-discipline when my art project requires multiple works. My methodology is linear when I need to combine several things together and invite illusional observers into the same scene I created, step by step, and dig into the emotions before constructing the artwork. 

Each project often includes several works, like solving a math problem. Variables constantly change, so there is no one specific answer. Start turning my idea into actual art is like finding a proper formula to begin with. Being processed by various work is as same as creating charts and putting them onto the axis. Revealing the final artwork is just like computing the solution to equations.

I have found Impressionism with visible brush strokes helps me express feelings while oil-painting. I also embrace the wild expression of abstract art, which adds spirit to my art practice. The materials and the theme of the work are determined by the matter of each body of work or practice. Although not every project requires the same material, they are somehow connected by recurring concerns and subject matter. Research and art practice in new areas of interest lead to the next work.