Sound Field Planning｜KO Chih-Hao

Ko Chih-Hao is a Taiwanese musician whose musical style spans past and present, East and West, as well as classical pieces, jazz, electronic music, and traditional opera forms (Peking opera, Kunqu, Taiwanese opera, and glove puppetry). His works take shape in concerts, television, film, stage plays, and musicals. He is dedicated to the collection and re-creation of Taiwanese traditional music, multiple languages, Eastern rituals, and traditional opera.

Spatial Light Installation｜Piann-tiunn

Piann-Tiunn is an interdisciplinary art project that brings together contemporary artists, choreographers, music producers, bands, costume designers, architects, comic artists, and writers. Through collaborative creation and interpretation, the project transforms historical events in Taiwan into contemporary works that can be seen and felt. In doing so, these critical moments in history are no longer just fading anecdotes but have become active reflections that shape how Taiwanese people define their own historical perspective.

Endemic Species Artwork｜LI Yu-Shen

Theatrical costume designer and deity sculptor. Born in 1983 into a family of western-style tailors, Li Yu-Shen has been active in the theater world since 2003, working in visual design and costume design. In recent years, his creative focus has shifted toward reimagining Taiwanese folk beliefs in a contemporary context. Before 2017, he dressed people; after 2017, he began dressing Taiwan’s deities.

Spatial Light Installation｜LEE Wen-Cheng

Born in 1982 in Yilan, Lee Wen-Cheng rediscovered his hometown through art. Calling himself “Super-Taiwan Lee Wen-Cheng,” he works toward the goal of cultural nation-building, with the aspiration of becoming an artist who leads like the king of kids. Centered on collaborative creation, Lee uses a wide range of tools, including digital images, animation, spatial design, installation, games, curatorial work, cross-disciplinary projects, and artistic direction, to foster dialogue through art. He seeks to transform the charm and kitsch of everyday Taiwanese life into avant-garde symbols, experimenting with the diverse vitality of local culture and hoping to inspire a renewed sense of identity and appreciation for Taiwanese artistic expression.

Audio-Visual Work｜LuxuryLogico

LuxuryLogico works with a hybrid, cross-disciplinary approach, creating work that spans theater, film, dance, architecture, pop music, and even economic behavior. By weaving together music, visuals, installations, and text, their projects take on a multitude of forms. Their style leans toward clean, minimal structures that convey a sense of ease, often drawing inspiration from the natural environment to explore reflections on the human condition within a spectacle-driven society. At the heart of their practice is a search for harmony between the extremes of advanced technology and deeply human concerns, aiming to spark creativity along the way.