Chi-Wen Gallery Gallery in Taipei

A solo presentation centered on Chang Li-Ren’s Battle City Trilogy, using animation, handmade models, CGI, and graphic-novel narrative to construct a satirical future shaped by emergency, capitalism, and geopolitical anxiety.

A group exhibition of video works in which song becomes a vehicle for political reflection, historical memory, and artistic address across Chinese, Taiwanese, and Japanese-American cultural contexts.

A solo exhibition bringing together three video and film series exploring hemp traditions, geothermal landscapes, spiritual memory, and domestic history through meditative lens-based installations.

A Taipei Dangdai Art Week screening presenting two works by Sin Wai Kin, connecting drag, speculative fiction, moving image, and performance to questions of identity, language, and transformation.

A screening and installation project based on a detective film about Taiwan’s convenience-store culture, using fiction and production materials to examine consumer dependence and everyday urban ritual.

A solo exhibition examining emotion, technology, dating apps, and digital perception through objects, video, kinetic installation, and sculptural works that blur virtual and physical experience.

A video-on-demand project produced by Chi-Wen Gallery, bringing together five artists to create short films addressing urban life, spirituality, pandemic futures, consumption, and bodily experience.

A collaborative exhibition extending the earlier FM100.8 project, shifting from Cold War historical atmosphere toward private memory, domestic materials, and the subtle relation between individual life and history.