纺织与服装学者、当代纤维艺术家，深圳职业技术学院艺术与设计学院服装系教授，中国美术家协会会员，中国工艺美术协会纤维艺术专业委员会副主任，深圳美术家协会美术教育专业委员会副主任。

作品曾参加造型艺术展、全国美展、中国当代纤维艺术展、“从洛桑到北京”国际 纤维艺术双年展、国际绞缬艺术展等重要展事并获奖，作品曾受邀赴美国、德国、丹麦、立陶宛、波兰、墨西哥、意大利、英国、澳大利亚、格鲁吉亚、日本等国家参加重要群展。

Wu Fan is a Chinese contemporary fiber artist, fashion designer, scholar and curator whose works bridge fashion, textiles, installation and sculpture. From 1987 to 1992, she studied textiles, dyeing and weaving design and fashion design at School of Textiles, Dong Hua University in Shanghai and Academy of Arts & Design , Tsinghua University in Beijing. From 1999 to 2006, She obtained an MA in School of Art and Design, Wuhan University of Technology and continued to being a visiting scholar at Hong Kong Design Institute(HKDI) and School of Art and Design， Auckland University of Technology(AUT). She is a professor of School of Art and Design, Shenzhen Polytechnic.

Her artworks were exhibited in 2nd～11th From Lausanne to Beijing International Fiber Art Biennal Exhibition in China; Contemporary Chinese Fiber Art Exhibition in San Jose Museum of Quilts & Textiles, etc.; the 2nd Modeling Art Exhibition of New Artists in National Art Museum of China, the 12th National Exhibition of Fine Arts; Fiber Art by Wu Fan in Shenzhen Guan Shan Yue Art Museum; 8th International Contemporary Textile Art Biennale WTA in The Centro Cultural Galileo in Madrid, etc. She was invited to participate in important group exhibitions in USA, Germany, Denmark, Lithuania, Poland, Mexico, Italy, UK, Australia, Georgia, Japan and other overseas countries.

作品名称：⼭海谣  Ballad for Classic of Mountains and Seas

作品材质：丝    Silk 

参展设计师：李频一

作品《山海谣》选用了《山海经》中一批经典的关于动植物的祥瑞图案及文字注解，用中国传统手工刺绣的平绣、补绣和乱针绣技艺，以可触摸的方式形象地再现和图释中国古人浪漫的山川情怀、丰富的直观想象力和智慧，以及向往美好的原始生命观。作品采用简洁、直观的表达形式，以服饰艺术独有的互动性和趣味性，冀其成为《山海经》的公共传播之“布艺读本”。

This fashion piece “Ballad for Classic of Mountains and Seas” chooses auspicious animal patterns and text word annotations from “Classic of Mountains and Seas” with Chinese traditional hand embroidery including plain embroidery, patch embroidery, and disordered stitching embroidery. The work vividly represents and explains ancient Chinese romantic feelings, rich imagination and wisdom, and an ideal view of life in a tangible way. The piece adopts a simple and intuitive expressive form, with the unique interaction and interest of fashion art, hoping it will become the “fabric reader” of “Classic of Mountains and Seas” for public communication.