M.Arch I Candidate and Teaching Fellow at 
Yale School of Architecture 


Resumé Spring 2023

Action | The Visibility Project

Publication | Land of Freedom, A Private Party
Publication | Paprika!, Volume 6 Issue 1
Publication | “Boundaries”

Exhibition  | Bilaterla Logging

Investigation | Fluid Lands


Petite Planet: Measured Touch

Family Tree
Wallpapers
Is It A Horse?
 Gesture as Memorial
Re-enacting to Zhang Huan's Family Tree



“To articulate the anonymous process of shaping an identity.”
Re-enacting to Zhang Huan's Family Tree

Moving Image, Fall 2018
Instructor: Jean-Paul Kelly

Reeactment - Zhang Huan Family Tree from Jessica Zhou on Vimeo.

A re-enactment is a tool to study socio-political changes around the subjects and their contexts, as Zhang Huan exercised how he believed identities are mediated by cultural traditions back in 2001. In this work, I appropriated his methodology to interrogate the conventional practice of identity-finding.



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