I am a writer, critic, and art researcher currently based in New York. My writing and research in contemporary art and visual culture are driven by my interests in aesthetic theories and issues of representation, translation, and memory.

I was born in Beijing and grew up in southwest England before relocating to New York.

I received my B.A. in History of Art from the University of Oxford and M.A. in Modern and Contemporary Art from Columbia University.

I’m the recipient of the 2023 MODA Curates Fellowship from Columbia University and curator of Rosemary Mayer: “Words in Art are Signs Returned” at the Miriam and Ira D. Wallach Art Gallery. I was also a 2024 Cornell Image Text Workshop Resident. My writings have been published in the Brooklyn Rail, SEQUITUR Journal, and Broad Street Humanities Review. I have two upcoming journal articles in contract with Women’s Art Journal and the Burlington Contemporary.

Professionally, I have held curatorial and editorial positions at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, Robert Rauschenberg Foundation, Brooklyn Museum, and have contributed to projects at Jeu de Paume, Tokyo Gallery+BTAP, and Asia Society Hong Kong.