< Fingerman >
This series uses hand painting and perspective to transform fingers into miniature parkour athletes, turning urban spaces into playful stages for illusion and movement.

Explorations of urban space, identity, and playfulness through photographic series.
This series uses hand painting and perspective to transform fingers into miniature parkour athletes, turning urban spaces into playful stages for illusion and movement.

This photo series, edited and printed as a booklet, features myself performing in the city of Biel, playfully embodying the stereotype of the Chinese tourist. As a Chinese raised in Switzerland, I invited random passersby from diverse backgrounds to photograph me, turning the city into a stage to question identity, perception, and belonging.

This playful photo series uses cut-out heads on strings to “puppeteer” strangers in public space, suggesting that within every adult, a child still lives. By blending humor and subtle intervention, it reflects on identity, control, and the inner child present in everyday moments.
