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There are two core meanings to the photographs of "The Invisible World" series.
First of all, the photos capture Shenzhen at night.
But I employed exposures of as little as a tenth of a second or as long as an hour. This gives the effect of time passing as fossilised light and shadows on the negative. Our eyes can only see a moment in time, not the passage of time. Here, time and space are blended together to create a narrative flat image.
Secondly, in contemporary China, rapid urbanisa-tion has destroyed and transformed cityscapes at extraordinary speed. It took 30 years to build a city. Shenzhen's transformation is undoubtedly the most dramatic in China. In the process of constant dismantling and reconstructing, the collective memory begins to fail. Our understanding of the world is just a small fraction, a momentary point in the present trapped between the invisible past and invisible future.

Born in the 1970s in Anhua, Hunan. Founder of the Little Park Art Space. His works mainly focus on photography and span across conceptual art, perfor-mance, and painting.
His works have been exhibited at the Minsheng Art Museum (Shanghai, China), Guangdong Museum of Art (Guangzhou, China), Shenzhen Art Museum (Shenzhen, China), Guan Shanyue Art Museum (Shenzhen, China), Museum Folkwang (Essen, Germany), Brandts Museum of Art and Visual Culture (Odense, Denmark), Solleric Cultural Center (Palma de Mallorca, Spain), Photo L.A. (Los Angeles, U.S.), Saddleback College (Los Angeles, U.S.), and other venues.
2013: Hou Dengke Documentary Photography Award
2016: "PUNCTUM" Award (Nomination), Lianzhou International Photography Festival
2017: DIPE International Photography Union President Award, Dali International Photography Exhibition
2020:Selected as one of the Top 10 Annual Photography Works in China ("Layers")
2021: Artist of the Year Award, Shenzhen Aohu Art Village