Yutong Liu
About
Yutong Liu’s works combine traditional Chinese culture with jewelry, incorporating the concept of “Wuyou Garden” into jewelry making.
She believes that disrupted texts still hold infinite narrative possibilities, as individuals interpret these poetic texts differently based on their own thought patterns. She hopes the audience can rearrange them in their mind according to their own ideas, guiding them to discover their own “Wuyou Garden” within, where they can freely imagine and explore endless possibilities.
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