• Associate Professor, Deputy Director of Department of Ceramic Art & Design, Academy of Arts & Design, Tsinghua University
  • Member, IAC (International Academy of Ceramics, UNESCO)
  • Deputy Secretary General, Ceramic Art Committee of China Artists Association
  • Deputy Secretary General, The Art Display & Decoration Committee of China National Interior
  • Decoration Association (ADCCC)
  • Visiting scholar, Central Academy of Fine Arts
  • Member, China Artists Association

Wu Haoyu has participated in various domestic and international competitions and exhibitions, such as the Art Basel Miami , London International Design Week , 12th and 13th International Ceramics Competition – Mino, Japan Exhibition, the Gyeonggi International CeraMIX Biennale 2011 International Competition, Venice Biennale (Parallel Exhibition), Jing Art, Beijing Design Week, Design Shanghai, Tianjin International Design Week. Besides, Wu has given several academic talks on well-known art events and exhibitions like Beijing Design Week and Design Shanghai. His works also were selected for 12th and 14th National Exhibition of Fine Art of China. Moreover, some of Wu’s works have been collected by several international and domestic institutions and individuals, including Chester Beatty Library in Ireland, Gyeonggi Ceramic Museum, Tsinghua University Art Museum, GALLERY ALL in US, Zhuzhong Art Museum in Beijing, ZIZHAOSHE Beijing, PUSU Shanghai, and the former ambassador of the People’s Republic of China in the Republic of Italy, etc.

New Stoneware2017-1
Porcelain，Slip-casting＆Reducing flame 1280°C
2017
20×10.5×28cm

New Stoneware2017-2
Porcelain，Slip-casting＆Reducing flame 1280°C
2017
26×12×28.5cm

The series New Stoneware were recreated based on the form of stone. When interpreting the eastern culture with ceramics in the new context, there was a huge contrast between the texture of porcelain and the form of stone. In New Stoneware, I created a complexity which consisted of both emerging culture and conservative culture and contemporary and traditional concepts.