George Qiao graduated with a Bachelor's degree in Environmental Art Design from the Shanghai Academy of Fine Arts in 2005. In his early career, he was deeply involved in numerous municipal planning and art curation projects across China, gaining extensive experience in public art and urban space design.
Since relocating to Singapore in 2008, he has specialized in commercial space and corporate headquarters design, leading nearly a hundred projects for clients including several Fortune Global 500 companies.

In 2024, he was awarded the Silver Winner at the Singapore MUSE Design Awards for his projects — Starbucks Singapore Headquarters and MX Caterers Asia Office — widely recognized for their innovative fusion of artistry and functionality.

In March 2025, he was invited to join the Asian Art Association Singapore (Environmental and Spatial Design).

Art is the intersection of emotion and reason, the bridge between space and the soul.
It exists not only on canvas or in sculpture, but is deeply rooted in environments, light, and the interactions between people and space.

I firmly believe that true artistic design must simultaneously respond to both functionality and emotion, achieving a precise balance between aesthetics and practicality.

From municipal planning projects in China to modern commercial spaces in Singapore, I have always approached design with the sensitivity of an artist and the logic of a designer, exploring the role and meaning of "human presence" within spaces.

Art should not be an aloof expression; it should be an experience that everyone can perceive and resonate with.
It can be a child’s freely painted piece of paper, or a beam of light cast just perfectly in an office space.

My journey in design is a continuous exploration of how art can transform life.

The Silver Winner at the Singapore MUSE Design Awards for his projects — Starbucks Singapore Headquarters and MX Caterers Asia Office