Award-winning, Chinese-born, US-based artist Jiabao Li finds her sweet spot where technology, art and design meet.

San Francisco

"There's the Exploratorium, a place I love with interactive installations or exhibits of science, visual illusions and natural phenomena — sometimes I go there to think about physics, draw, and question what part I can incorporate into my creative work."

Exploratorium

"If you go to the City Lights Bookstore, you can get palm readings there once in a while. Then you can combine it with a Chinatown–theme restaurant, Good Mong Kok Bakery."

City Lights Bookstore

"If you’re going to Dog Eared Books, you can pair it with Garden Creamery."

Garden Creamery

"If you like Mexican food, there’s La Taqueria and a gallery next to it that you can check out called Ration 3."

La Taqueria

"William Stout Architectural Books pairs with Fondue Chinoise because it's a very international bookstore and cuisine, and that's how diversified San Francisco is."

William Stout Architectural Books

Fondue Chinoise

"There are several galleries or labs, whatever we call it, that bring the art community together. B4BEL4B is an artist-run gallery."

B4BEL4B

"Asian Art Museum and San Francisco Chinatown are great places to visit. Chinatown in San Francisco is the oldest and the most established in the US."

Asian Art Museum

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