Yuange, a graduate of Central Saint Martins (Architecture), explores the shifting relationship between structure, material, and life. Beginning with grids, modules, and architectural fragments, he transforms them through sculpture and image-making into unstable systems where structures collapse, deform, and reorganise as ongoing processes of becoming. In his practice, materials are not passive but act as agents with their own logic and tendencies, allowing forms to move between the organic and the artificial. His work also engages with memory and accumulation, using spatial fragments and material traces to construct states that resemble fossils or remains. Rather than offering fixed narratives, Yuange creates open and indeterminate conditions that invite viewers to reconsider how environments are constructed, inhabited, and continuously transformed.