Art, made wearable.

Each piece begins with a material – metal, stone, thread, cloth, clay or fragment – and the quiet question of what it might become.

Drawn to the tactile and the timeworn, Lian works across disciplines, shaping jewelry and textiles that hold both presence and story. Metal is formed and marked by hand. Stones are chosen for their character rather than convention. Fragments, broken, found or forgotten, are gathered and re-imagined.

There is no strict boundary between the precious and the ordinary here. Value lies in texture, transformation, and the dialogue between materials.

From sculpted forms to woven warmth, each work is an exploration of balance—between strength and softness, refinement and rawness, past and present.

These are pieces to be worn, held, and lived with.