Between Worlds is a quiet, reflective exploration of balance and belonging.
Balance, here, is understood as the coexistence of contrasts — light and darkness, movement and stillness, emptiness and form. Rooted in Chinese heritage and shaped by life in the United Kingdom, the work reflects a way of seeing that recognises not difference, but resonance — a blending that exists in the space between.
Between cultures, edges soften; boundaries blur and perspectives intertwine. What appears to separate can also connect. In this in-between space, the work lingers, attentive to moments where identity, perception, and place remain fluid rather than fixed.
Across the series, each image inhabits a different threshold — not as a fixed narrative, but as a state of transition:
• between striving and peace,
• between past and the unknown,
• between structure and vastness,
• between entanglement and stillness,
• between wilderness and city.
Together, the images offer a contemplative pause — an invitation to dwell briefly in the quiet space where contrasts meet, and meaning begins to emerge.
