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LIVING CELL
Palazzo delle Prigioni
Curator of Taiwan Exhibition / Chien-hui Kao
Participating Artists / Wen-chih Wang,Michael Ming-hong Lin,Shu-min Lin,Chien-chi Chang,Shih-fen Liu
The theme “Living Cell” is a metaphor for Taiwanese contemporary art and the regional cultural phenomena. Like the unpredictable collision of cells, the works expand the aesthetics of modes of expression and engage in a dialogue on the human spirit with art from other time periods and spaces, highlighting the role of Taiwanese art on the international stage.
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Group photo of the curator and participating artists for the Taiwan Exhibition at the 49th Venice Biennale (from left: Michael Ming-hong Lin,Wenchih Wang, Tsai-lang Huang/ Director
of the Taipei Fine Arts Museum, Shihfen Liu, Chien-hui Kao/ Curator, Shumin Lin and Chien-chi Chang) -
Wen-chih Wang
Beyond the Site
Taiwan Cypress, sandalwood, camphor tree, padauk, vine, 320×320×450 cm, 2001 -
Shih-fen Liu
Deciphering the Genetic Map of Love: Eyeballs of a Lover
MRI, mix media, DVD projection
installation, 555×360×465 cm, 2001 -
Shu-min Lin
Glass Ceiling
Holograms, lights installation, granite
tiles, 840×480 cm, 1997 -
Chien-chi Chang
The Chain
Silver gelation print, 157.5×106.7 cm,
1998 -
Michael Ming-hong Lin
Palazzo delle Prigion, 6.10-11.4, 2001
Pentalite, wall painting,
1345×735×40 cm, 2001
