Meet Me
Gerald (Jiarun) Gao is a passionate high school student at Pomfret School in Connecticut, deeply interested in art history and painting. He researched and published a paper on ancient Chinese furniture from the Ming and Qing dynasties. Gerald's enthusiasm for art led him to assist his father, an antique Chinese furniture collector, and Su Ping, a renowned Chinese art collector and artist. In these roles, he has acquired valuable experience in managing art pieces and developed a unique perspective on art, preparing for his future career as an art history researcher and collector.
Outside of his artistic pursuits, Gerald is also an accomplished athlete and active Asian community activist. He engages in activities that promote cultural awareness and community cohesion, aiming to make a positive impact on the Asian community.
Discover my stories, painting, and work samples. This space is a reflection of my creativity and dedication.
Engaging with art can be a therapeutic and transformative experience, promoting personal growth and emotional healing.
About Me
My Story
I'm an explorer, dreamer, and creator. My projects are fueled by curiosity and dedication. This space is a glimpse into my past, present, and future endeavors. Join me on this evolving journey.
3D Immersive Exhibition
I developed an innovative 3D interactive exhibition, a virtual space where viewers could immerse themselves in various furniture pieces' exquisite beauty and craftsmanship. This digital showcase focused extensively on the Ming and Qing dynasty furniture, providing an insightful exploration of their profound influence on contemporary furniture design. The virtual layout allowed audiences to navigate through different rooms at their leisure, with the ability to click on individual furniture items to access detailed information. This dynamic approach enhanced viewer engagement and played a crucial role in preserving and appreciating ancient Chinese culture. By sharing in-depth knowledge and insights, the exhibition fostered greater cultural awareness and appreciation.
Gerald Art Gallery
