His work explores the relationships between body and city, history and identity, with creations spanning both theatre and public space. His work Break & Break received the Taishin Arts Award. From 2020 to 2024, he was an artist-in-residence at National Kaohsiung Center for the Arts (Weiwuying) and also served as curator of the Taiwan Dance Platform. In 2025, he founded Southern Jump Open Space, a residency and creative platform centered on body-based practices, continuing to explore dance as a form of action and dialogue.
Since first presenting his work in Hong Kong in 2008, he has maintained a close creative relationship with the city. He has collaborated with artists including Helen Lai, Yuri Ng, Yonglock Ong, Qiao yang, Nerve Hui, Maurice Lai, Chiwai Lee, Olivier Cong, among others, and was also invited by the Hong Kong Sinfonietta,City Contemporary Dance Company, Unlock Dancing Plaza, E-Side Dance Company for a collaborative performance.