Poster Collection

GRAPHIC DESIGN

2022.11

Trust your System

This poster explores the interplay between structured form and controlled randomness. Using folded paper as a physical framework, the piece captures real light reflections and transforms them through digital post-production. The result is a layered visual system where material texture, color distortion, and spatial rhythm converge—an experimental study on how design processes can generate their own internal logic when you trust the system behind them.

2021.9

A picture of a Thousand-Mile Rivers and Mountains

WPS Design Competition

2016.7

Concretization&Abstraction

Liu Haisu Art Museum Collection Art Exhibition

2016.7

Wave

Selected Artworks From Shanghai Youth Biennial

2016.3.19—4.2

New Generation Internet Original Artists Exhibition

Tencent+Liu Haisu Art Museum

This catalogue was created for a seven-artist Internet art exhibition.
The design concept combines elements from each artist’s representative works directly into the title typography. Their images are woven into the strokes of the characters, creating a layered and interconnected visual effect that reflects the feeling of the online world.

The complex texture of the type is meant to show how information, images, and ideas overlap and connect on the Internet. It becomes both a visual style and a way to express the spirit of the exhibition—different voices coming together, influencing each other, and forming a shared creative network.

2016.3

Shanghai Peach Blossom Festival

Xin Chang Town Cultural Season

2016

Catalogue | Visual Image of Liu Haisu Art Museum

This visual identity was created to mark the relocation of the Liu Haisu Art Museum.

For the front graphic, I used the title, creation year, and dimensions of every artwork by Liu Haisu as individual design units, composing them into the silhouette of the museum’s new building.

On the reverse side, the same typographic method is applied to form a map tracing the museum’s migration over the years. The numbers indicate the three historical locations, each representing a distinct period in the museum’s evolution.