Jiannan Wu is a Chinese-born, New York-based sculptor recognized for his intricate, hyper-realistic bas-reliefs that capture contemporary urban life. Using resin and polymer clay, Wu creates three-dimensional narratives that reflect themes of globalization, consumerism, and cultural identity.

His work has been featured in exhibitions at the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Long Museum in Shanghai, earning him recognition for his fusion of traditional relief techniques with modern subject matter.