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My Story — Between Nature, Culture and Art

Born in the Tibetan region of Western China, I grew up surrounded by the vastness of mountains, open grasslands and ancient forests. Nature was my first source of inspiration — its untamed beauty, quiet rhythm and ever-changing expressions have deeply shaped the way I see the world.

My journey later took me to Europe, where I pursued academic studies and immersed myself in its rich artistic heritage. Through this experience, I developed a deeper appreciation for the elegance of European aesthetics, from the romantic extravagance of Rococo to the dramatic richness of Baroque art.

At the same time, my artistic sensibility remains deeply connected to the Eastern philosophy of space, restraint and subtlety — the beauty of what is left unspoken, and the poetry found in simplicity.

These seemingly different worlds have gradually become intertwined in my floral language. I seek to bring together the untamed spirit of nature, the quiet elegance of Eastern aesthetics, and the romantic expression of European art.

For me, floral design is not simply about arranging flowers. It is about capturing a moment of nature, interpreting its movement, and creating a sense of beauty that feels both effortless and timeless.

My work is a dialogue between the wild and the refined, between simplicity and abundance, between the natural world and artistic imagination.