1964 Born in Shanxi. China
1992  Graduated from Nanjing Normal University              majoring in photography
Currently lives and works in Beijing

2001 The Chinese Grottoes: Yuangang Series . Pinhole Image
Pingyao International Photography Festival  China
2002 To See The Great Wall Through a Pinhole (The Great Wall)   Camera Obscura Image
Pingyao International Photography Festival  China
2003 The Great Wall .
National Library of China   Beijing,  China
2003  Beijing Middle Axis Series
Pingyao International Photography Festival  China
2004 Chinese Contemporary Photography  
798 Time Space  Beijing,  China
2005  Shi Guorui Camera Obscura Exhibition  London  UK

2002  The 2nd International Art Biennial of Buenos Aires       National Museum of Argentina,  Argentina
2003 Promenade e’difiante et Curieuse au Pavillon des Images,
Paris,   France
2003  DNA Visual Exhibition
Nanxin Ming Dynasty Warehouse  Beijing,  China
2004 Chinese Contemporary Art Gallery,  Beijing,  China
2004  Forbidden City ---International Photography Exhibition  
The Palace Museum , Beijing,  China
2004  Public Space and Urban Environment
 The 1st Architectural Biennial Beijing,  China
2005  “ Re-viewing the City”   Guangzhou Photo Biennial
       The Fine Arts Museum of Guangdong,  China
2005 Chinese Contemporary Photography
      Rome International Photography Festival,   Italy
2005  “MAHJONG---Chinesische Gegenwartskunst aus der Sammlung  Sigg”  The Museum of Fine Arts in Berne,  Switzerland
2005  Contemporary Camera Obscura Photo Exhibition  Klotz Gallery New York  USA

The information below are about my collection

 Centre Georges Pompidou, Paris
 Funds National dart Contemporary, Paris
 Guangdong Fine Art Museum, China
 Zhengzhou Museum, China

Shi Guo Rui：
Shi Guo Rui born in Shanxi province, China, in 1964, He is best known for monumental black-and white photographs of landscapes. His unique silver gelatin prints are negtives made by transforming a room into a pinhole camera obscura chamber. Directly exposed, often over many hours, onto photosensitive paper, these vistas appear as solarized images, their ethereal platinum tones imbuing the scenes with a haunting melancholy. From an early concentration on the Great Wall, He has turned lately to more cityscapes, including Shanghai, Beijing.