林怡君
LIN Yi-Chun
Lin is a contemporary artist living and working in Taipei, Taiwan. In 2016, she completed her MFA degree in Fine Art at Goldsmiths, University of London.
Good at telling stories by complexing different media especially objects, texts and images, her practice tries to capture phases of transition within the modern daily system and explores the transformation and fluidity of the identity and value. Her research and interests include the production of materials in relation to memory, the spatiality of time, duration and process in space, and the relationship between object and documentation. She believes that art practice should always synchronize with real life and therefore explores the boundaries of reality and imagination. Her current practice focus on connecting experimental narratives between literature and installation and their organic interaction with society.
Lin received the Judge’s Award in Taipei Awards in 2015 and has participated in several national and international group exhibitions and AIR programs in Okinawa, Tokyo, Taipei and London.
Good at telling stories by complexing different media especially objects, texts and images, her practice tries to capture phases of transition within the modern daily system and explores the transformation and fluidity of the identity and value. Her research and interests include the production of materials in relation to memory, the spatiality of time, duration and process in space, and the relationship between object and documentation. She believes that art practice should always synchronize with real life and therefore explores the boundaries of reality and imagination. Her current practice focus on connecting experimental narratives between literature and installation and their organic interaction with society.
Lin received the Judge’s Award in Taipei Awards in 2015 and has participated in several national and international group exhibitions and AIR programs in Okinawa, Tokyo, Taipei and London.
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