Raised between China and Denmark and languages of Mandarin, English, and Danish, language has always been a territory of linguistic hierarchies to me and a medium of revealing cultural layers rather than just communication. 

My work serves as a continuous auto-ethnographic research. Research on power structures through and with language. I am interested in how words are always semantically shifting and never neutral when arriving at a place; a language. How language is an ecosystem, when it is plastic, mutable, and shaping bodies both ways. How language is a medium of revealing power. And where that leaves the speaking, listening, reading, and writing body.

Currently, I am interested in the diasporic conditions of language and what power lies behind literacy and the unableness to speak. Through my work, I meditate on constructed languages and aim to create work exploring alternative ways of languaging (looking upon meaning production as not fixed, but open-ended and process-oriented).

Such explorations manifest in material transformations, as I explore ways of languaging through
micro-performances of materials and their organic processes. To look upon language as a speculative ecosystem and meditate on modes of communication in the absence of words, which turn to pre-linguistics, where sound, image, and gesture are prominent.

I allow research to be a share of ongoing thoughts and to be open-ended; a process in which I partly reject closure. It is a process I perceive as an osmosis of knowledge, in which the aim is not to find one conditioned answer - only temporary unfixed ones.