I was born in China and grew up in Canada, where I developed a deep appreciation for both art and the human mind. As an art lover, I began drawing at a young age and have studied in a studio environment for more than four years, exploring a variety of techniques and subjects that helped shape my artistic voice.

Alongside my artistic training, I developed a strong interest in sociology and psychology. These fields have greatly influenced how I approach art, encouraging me to look beyond appearances and think about the emotions, experiences, and stories that shape human behavior.

Since the beginning of high school, I have been particularly interested in the connection between art and youth mental health. This interest has inspired many of my recent works, where I explore subtle emotions, personal identity, and the complexity of human relationships.

Through both artistic creation and independent exploration, I continue to study how visual expression can support emotional reflection and well-being. My goal is to use art not only as a form of personal expression, but also as a way to better understand the human mind and contribute to conversations about mental health among young people.