Jiaru Wang (Lucas)

Pronoun
  • He/Him

Study Experience
  • University of the Arts London (LCC)(BA) Graphic and Media Design








Specialize in
  • 3D and motion design
  • graphic design
  • interaction design
  • UI design
  • visual effects
  • etc.


Design tool
  • Adobe Illustrator
  • Adobe Photoshop
  • Adobe Indesign
  • Premiere Pro
  • Touchdesigner
  • Blender
  • Cinema 4D
  • Figma
  • Finalcut Pro
  • etc.
Jiaru Wang (Lucas) graduated from the University of the Arts London (London Collage of Communication), specializing in Graphic and Media Design. He currently lives and works in London, primarily engaged in 3D and motion design, graphic design, as well as exploring interaction design, UI design, and visual effects.

For him, design is not just a profession, but also a means of expressing creativity and emotions. He is passionate about conveying complex messages by deconstructing visual language, committed to transforming abstract concepts into visually impactful and comprehensible designs. He enjoys challenges and loves to create unique and appealing designs by integrating different visual elements. Whether it's branding or digital media projects, he strives to create works that resonate with audiences.

Living in the Invisible (2024)
  • 3D Video

In the contemporary landscape, technological advancements have profoundly reshaped the dissemination of information. Streaming media, now a pivotal aspect of media consumption, permeates nearly every facet of our everyday lives. This pervasive medium not only modifies how we engage with information and entertainment but also subtly shapes cultural and idea development. Within this context, advertising assumes a vital role.

To demonstrate this dynamic, I transformed advertisements into inflatable objects. I have reimagined the content of short video advertisements into spatial models and redefined the advertisements themselves as spaces that, within a consumerist framework, become marketable commodities. This unconventional approach dismantles the core of advertising and, by reconstructing advertisements into interconnected spaces of commerce, scrutinizes the role of advertisements in shaping our environments and experiences.