I have recently graduated from the BA (Hons) Fashion Design programme at Glasgow School of Art. I am interested in and good at discovering creative and unusual clothing, such as transformation clothing, combining fashion with 3D printing, and I am always active in experimenting. Biodegradable fabric. I think that in an era of extreme technological development, as a designer, we must use new means and methods to create things that no one has before, and try to solve the current serious environmental pollution.

Fortuitously, I had the privilege of accompanying my father to Cop26 in Glasgow, an experience that profoundly shaped my creative focus on environmental sustainability. This life-changing experience served as the impetus for one of my project, where I experimented with cutting-edge biodegradable materials. Exploring eco-friendly conscious fiber fill materials, including Typha, Kapok Fiber, and EconyL recycled nylon, has not only expanded my understanding of materials but has empowered me to harness them in the creation of my own innovative projects. Through this process, I’ve not only deepened my comprehension of these materials but also honed my ability to fashion sustainable fabrics independently, solidifying my resolve to advancing the cause of eco-friendly design. At the same time, because I grew up in multiple cultural backgrounds, such as nomadic life in Inner Mongolia, high school in Vancouver, Canada, and university life in Glasgow, Scotland, these life experiences made me synesthesia and stimulated my senses. So I often have a lot of inspiration.