Since the first phase of the artist residence project of Shun Art Gallery at Tiger House studio in Zhujiajiao, a couple of Japanese artists applied for residency in the second issue. They arrived with a 4-year-old boy, became the first artists to bring a whole family to the project. The complex evolving Shanghai in her works blends with the feelings of Yu Garden and Jiaoli, and she describes the conflicted aesthetics of the era with the special group of “Shanghai Āyí” that is easily overlooked. We venture to call it: Neo · Shanghai Modern.