Animal Protection Program - “Passing by”

The work "Passing by" refers to the story of three rare creatures in the Yangtze River Basin, the Yangtze dolphin, the white-lipped deer and the crested ibis. ⁠ As the audience passes by the work, the creatures also pass by them, forming a mirror image of correlation and force.⁠

It is a call to protect endangered animals in the Yangtze River region, collaborating with Shanhua (https://www.instagram.com/shanhua.me/) virtual frontier finalist of Vogue among other talents from different disciplines.

This project is designed for the Yangtze River Digital Art exhibition at Jiangsu Grand Theatre. ⁠

Yangtze finless porpoise⁠ -
They only live in freshwater and has very poor eyesight. It once lived in the lower and middle reaches of the Yangtze River, Fuchun River, and in Dongting and Poyang Lakes, China. Today, it is the world's most endangered cetacean.⁠