People speak different languages and have a different cultural background; often it is difficult to communicate and understand one cultural idea correctly through a foreign language or translation. Visual language is the universal language to engage with all different viewers, where it is powerful as any kinds of language regarding emotional connection or communication.
In my works, I use my visual language sincerely to build emotional relationships, to deliver values and to tell a story. They offered instead of authority and brought together of personnel, offering impermanent and incomplete provisional space and time to balance (rather than directly challenge) dominant cultural forms and tools with something personal, shareable, intended and meant.
Projects
- 2019 New Year AD for JAUBALET PARISJewellery by JAUBALET PARIS. jaubalet.co.uk Video by Haocheng Wu. hwuvisual.com This video is made for the company's advertising on Youtube, Instagram and website. In this project, I visualised the sophisticated design of the engagement ring in 3D based on the 2D product images and design information, then integrated with my creative storyline for the video.
- Knitting with spaceHuman eyes and brains are limited to only perceive three-dimensional space, where the fact is that multidimensional space surrounds us. ‘Knitting of space’ demonstrates imaginative collapse of realistic space and how the other dimensions break through the gap which was visualised by relief structure.
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Work history
Skills
- 3D Animation
- Graphic Design
- Video Director
- Fine Art
- Videography
- Art Direction
- 4D Cinema
- Photoshop
- Adobe Suite
- Html CSS
Awards
Moving image piece 'Same As You' selected for Xhibit 2018University of The Arts London (UAL)
Run by Arts SU, Xhibit 2018 is open to all students, studying at any level, across all disciplines. With no set brief – artists are free to explore any topic and express it through any medium. The result is a powerful collection of work, featuring 32 artists from across all of UAL’s six world-leading colleges.
The judging panel includes Frances Morris - Curator and Director of Tate Modern.