Winner of the Arts Scholars’ Charitable Trust Bursary 2025, granted by Cockpit for excellence in contemporary craftsmanship.

I was honored to have my work featured on the cover of House & Garden’s Design 100, a special edition celebrating influential contemporary designers.

David Nicholls highlights 100 people, places, products and ideas to know about now, which herald both the current moment and showcase the future.

2024 – Dawn’s Embrace, permanent public collection of Shaanxi Opera House and Xi’an Concert Hall
2023 – A Window to the Past, permanent public collection of Shaanxi Opera House and Xi’an Concert Hallncert Hall

Last Dance, one of my recent sculptural works, was featured as one of the 13 cover pieces for Whitewaller Miami 2024: Guide to Miami Art Week.

Described as one of “six mind-expanding presentations to seek out” at Design Miami, my installation explored the intersection of material memory and sculptural form.

La 16ème édition de PAD LONDON a ouvert ses portes à Berkeley Square!  63 galeries de design historique et contemporain se réunissent pour faire briller le design à l’international. « Faire dialoguer le passé et le présent sous le signe du beau, c’est ca le PAD » (Patrick Perrin, fondateur du PAD). Cette année encore, le PAD LONDON est le rendez-vous familier des amateurs pointus d’art et de design. 

The show Spectral Landscapes: The Fusion of Organic and Futuristic Design marked Charles Burnand Gallery's first foray at PAD London this year. On view from October 8 - 13, 2024, the innovative design exhibition merged the natural with the avante-garde, establishing a captivating dialogue between organic forms and futuristic aesthetics.

Design Miami announces highlights for 20th Edition of its flagship Miami Beach fair, under Curatorial Director Glenn Adamson’s ‘Blue Sky’ theme

Birth Cabinet was selected as one of the top twenty works at the fair by Gianluca Longo and The World of Interiors.

Artist and furniture designer Lin Yanxiong makes his European debut with Charles Burnand Gallery, presenting sculptural pieces from his “A Window to the Past” collection. A black cabinet and table — made using xuan (rice) paper, steel, wood and natural urushi lacquer — aim to become “poetic vehicles”, he says, that transport the viewer to other worlds, playing with notions of the real and imaginary.

"Craft is cool, and it gives me great pleasure to share a snapshot of exciting pieces on sale at the 2024 fair, to get you inspired and delight you in the possibilities of what this sector brings to you as a collector."

- Isobel Dennis, Fair Director, Collect

With work from more than 400 makers on display, Collect (1 – 3 March 2024) is the Crafts Council’s flagship show – and a honeypot for collectors eager to discover the next big thing or add that perfect new piece.