Born in Shanghai in 1971, graduated from Shanghai Academy of Fine Arts now lives and works in Shanghai. He has held many solo exhibitions in his nearly thirty years of creative career. In recent years, he began to focus on the creation and exploration of experimental landscape art with garbled code. Glitch art refers to the cross-border fusion of computer gibberish symbols with Chinese characters, landscapes and Internet pop culture, a unique contemporary oriental art icon. He was awarded the first prize in the Kohler 140 Years Art Competition in the U.S. Most of his works are collected by financial institutions and individuals in Germany, France, Japan, and mainland China and Taiwan.