Dissatisfied with the prevailing design climate in China, Jiang embarked on a journey of artistic exploration. He yearned to break free from rigid design conventions and discover more emotionally resonant forms of expression. Captivated by the rich depth and expressiveness of traditional Chinese colors, he sought to integrate them into a modern design language, creating works that are both culturally rich and contemporary.
In 2020, during his keynote speech titled "Golden Birds: The Present State of Chinese Design," Jiang shared his hopes and aspirations for the future of Chinese design. He believes that China, like fertile ground, holds countless seeds of design excellence – golden birds waiting to take flight. He is committed to nurturing these seeds and allowing Chinese colors to bloom brilliantly on the world stage.
The unexpected arrival of the global pandemic in 2022 shifted Jiang's focus towards broader humanitarian concerns, leading him to dedicate himself to art education. During his time in Japan, he developed the concept of "Duty: The Relationship Between Nature and Humanity," urging people to re-examine their connection with the natural world and advocating for a more harmonious and symbiotic way of life. He believes that when individuals fulfill their roles and responsibilities, families will be filled with happiness and fulfillment, representing the warmth and strength he hopes to convey through his designs.
Today, Jiang utilizes graphic design as a bridge to communicate with the world, viewing it as a language transcending cultural boundaries and capable of evoking shared resonance and contemplation. He continuously experiments with diverse creative forms and materials, blending Eastern aesthetics with modern design principles to craft a portfolio brimming with imagination and artistic depth.
Jiang's works are not merely visually appealing; they embody profound cultural reflections and a deep sense of humanity. He aspires to use design as a catalyst for introspection, encouraging people to contemplate society, nature, and their place within it. Ultimately, he aims to contribute to social progress and cultural development through the power of design.