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1992 Bai Lei Ceramics,
Tokyo, Japan
1996 Sino-Japan Ceramic Art Exhibition, Jingdezhen City,
Jiangxi Province, China
1997 27th All Japan Exhibition, Tokyo, Japan
International Cultural
Exchange, International Ceramic Workshop, Japan
1998 China Contemporary Young Ceramists' Works Biennial,
China Art Academy, China.
1999 "Out of Clay", Invitational Exhibition of China's
Contemporary Young Ceramic
Artists
Ceramic Artists, Guangdong
Museum of Art, Guangdong Province, China
2000 Ceramic
Arts Millenium-end Invitational, the Central Academy of Arts and
Crafts, Beijing, China
The Second Invitational
Exhibition of China's Contemporary
Ceramic Artists, Guangdong
Museum of Art, Guangdong Province, China
Five Young Art Genius, Hong
Kong Art Development Agency
Mainland China and Hong Kong
Ceramics Exhibition (Invitational), Hong Kong
Art Development Agency
2001 The First China Ceramic Art Exhibition, China Artist's
Association
New Blue and White, HAP
Pottery, Beijing
International Ceramic Workshop,
Fuping, Xi'an,
China China Contemporary Ceramic Art Exhibition
(Invitational),
Shanghai Jingwen Art Center, Shanghai
World Ceramics Square
Exhibition, Korea
2002 Chinese Ceramics Today, Geneva, Switzerland
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| PRIZES
1990 The first prize, the Fourth National
Ceramic Art and
Design Competition
1994 The second prize of the Fifth National Ceramic Art and
Design Competition
1996 The Award of the President of Japan Ceramic Society,
China-Japan
1997 The Prize of the Magistrate of Tokyo Metropolis, 27th
All, Japan Ceamic Art
1999 Silver Award, Contemporary Ceramics Invitational
Exhibition
2001 Work of Excellence, the First China Ceramic Art
Exhibition
MEDIA
Art Sky Column, CCTV, China, NHK, Japan;"
Daily Yomiuri";"Asahi shimbun"; "Mainichi Shimbun"; "Mainchi Shimbun",
Japan; Jiangxi Pictorial; Jiangsu Art monthly; Sculpture; Art and Design;
Study of Art; World Ceramics Atlas (Jiangxi Fine Arts Publishing House);
Contemporary World Ceramics (Guangdong Art Museum)
COLLECTIONS
TEDA Museum of Modern Art, Tianjin; Guangzhou Museum of Art, Beijing HAP
Pottery, collectors and private galleries in Japan,
the United States.
ARTIST'S STATEMENT
Working with clay is, as
a matter of fact, a process of improving my mood, I always try to seek a
relaxation in tranquility. I believe that no other materials have such a
natural affinity like the clay in the art. Facing up to the gentle and
intelligent clay, what I prefer to is a dialogue with it, not to conquer
it .
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