YU   HE                                                                                                       In form
Side by Side, 2025
Sculpture （collaborate with Junzhe Chen）
180*277*110cm
Clay, Table, dust sheet
London
05
Mother·Land, 2024
Sculpture 
250*100*120cm
Soil, Hemp rope, Bamboo, Meat hooks, Condom, Milk
London
04
Become a Ball, 2024
Performance, 1 hour and half
Fabrics, Silicone balls.
Participants: Chenxi Yang/Junzhe Chen/Yu He/Shijie Zhou
London
03
What I Inherit, 2024
Scuplture and Installation
Wood, Rosin, Furniture, Violin, Dangce shoes, Mix material.
China
02
Habitate, 2024
Scuplture and Installation
Wood, Glass mirror, Fabric, Sculpture, Sink, Washing machine.
London
01
Extracurricular classes have long been a preferred way for East Asia's upper class to cultivate cultural capital. French sociologist Pierre Bourdieu described cultural capital as the knowledge, skills, and habits individuals acquire through education, cultural engagement, and personal taste. Unlike economic capital, cultural capital is transferred in a more subtle and complex manner. While it carries higher risks,

it plays a vital role in reinforcing class boundaries. Using rosin as a conceptual starting point, I craft immersive sculptural installations that symbolize the middle-class pursuit of educational investment and reflect on the dynamics of family structures and generational ties in East Asian culture.