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Tang_Yayi 






Exhibition Identities
2023          Year after Year
2022          Cloud Factories
2021           me,memes
2019           Here There and Everywhere
2019           The New Chinese





Posters
2023         One Way Street Tokyo Christmas
2023         看不见的世界
2022         Totem Pole Photo Workshop
2019          新·商业空间大改造
2019          再见直接摄影
2019          Folding·The Blue Bird
2018          Honeywell Poster





Postcards
2020         Blow-Up
2019          IDLE COLLAGE CRITIQUE
2019          Rising Tide
2019          The vision of Lamb
2018          Observing Objects






Books
2022          Yes,the River Knows
2019          Please Like Me
2019          Laundry
2019          Counting Umbrellas
2018          Observing Object
2019          Time---Scenery
2018          求学求置忧国忧民建设家园回忆录
2018          On the Street 2
2013          Design Harvest






Illustrations
2023          出界！艺术直岛
2020          Mouse Year
2019           Fictional Table
2019           防灾原来如此
2018           Dog Year
2016           Fill-Up
2016           Automata
2013           SFC People





Digital Images
2024         徐徐的





Brochures and Leaflets
2019           Shangyi
2015           CDI
2012           SFC Annual Report 2012






Branding
2020         Lean on Freely
2020         Magnetica
2018          TADA
2018          TMsearch
2016          Sino-German Center
2015          OnionBook
2015          Fountain Willow Villa
2015          Yannanjun






Performance
2019          Blink
2015          E-sonic3 - Wave Concerto





Webs
2013          Infographic for Tencent
2014          Sino-Finnish Centre
2013          Chroma256
2013          SFC Reservation System






Hole Ideas
The Secret Gadget Museum  
Exercise: Table Tennis with Holes  
Monopoly Swiss Chess Tunnel Edition













vIRtUal wOrLd dEsIgNEr
Mark


Design and Photographs course in University of Sunshine Coast in Australia.
Chroma256 is a project developed to explore relationships to colour in an international context, a simple idea with a complex outcome; part culture, research and personal expression. The project involves design students in Australia, South Africa, India, Germany, Turkey, Ecuador, China and the United States undertaking the same colour project with the outcome being exhibited in each country. A conference, website and a publication are also proposed.