I’m an associate professor at the School of Ceramics and Design of Beibu Gulf University in China. My research focuses on modern ceramic art and ceramic public art. Since I started working, I’ve been into researching experimental and conceptual ceramics. I’m also keen on the public and local expressions of traditional ceramics and try to integrate ceramic media into our urban public spaces. In my works, I mostly use abstract and simplified public language to focus on topics concerning all humanity. I present my unique artistic style in beautiful art forms. I also try to incorporate the public art discipline into the experimental expressions of contemporary ceramic art and make public expressions from the concepts, themes, and forms of the works. You could say that my ceramic works range from delicate small pieces to large – scale public ones. My works can easily fit into the current urban public spaces, which is thanks to my years of background in the public art discipline. My works have broken through the limitations of materials and techniques in contemporary Chinese ceramic art. I look at contemporary Chinese ceramic art creation from the perspective of non – ceramic languages. My thinking about publicness and locality provides a new model for the research on the path of contemporary Chinese ceramics.