As a curator, editor, and translator, Dot considers diasporic feelings as worldmaking and translation as close reading. She works as Curator (Studios & Residencies) at Studio Voltaire, and she teaches Critical Studies at Goldsmiths Art Department.
Dot also works as Board member of Saloon London, working group member of the Feminist Duration Reading Group, and editor of bilingual magazine
chán. Projects and collaborations have been with ICA London; Spike Island, Bristol; Power Station of Art, Shanghai; Goldsmiths CCA, London; Chisenhale Gallery, London; Blindspot Gallery, Hong Kong; The Mosaic Rooms, London. From 2022 to 2024, Dot worked as curator at esea contemporary.
Dot completed studies in psychology in Germany and received an MFA in Curating from Goldsmiths, and an MA in History of Art from The Courtauld. She is the recipient of
PSA Emerging Curator Award 2021 (together with Kechun Qin),
ACE Lottery Project Grants, The University of Bristol Writing Bursary, Swiss Arts Council Grant, Goldsmiths Curating Departmental Bursary, and others.
Before coming to the UK, Dot called Zhejiang, Vancouver, Portland, Vienna, and Bremen home. In displacements, she lingers for care.
