About

Yin-Hsuan Chen is a Taiwanese artist raised in Mainland China, whose work explores a sense of Alienation. There is a long, complicated, and deeply controversial relationship between the two territories. Her photo series / narrative is a reaction to this history and never-ending political debate and where she stands at the crossroads. 

Her work — comprised of photographs, videos, and installations—focuses on moments where the memory of “home” becomes contradictory. Using an abstract and conceptual style the photographs reveal something unsettling, poetic, and silent. It is an ongoing work in progress. During the pandemic she returned “home” to further investigate this meaningful and layered past between family and country.

“I know both lands will not accept my whole body and soul.”

Being an outsider allows her to have the ability to see truths. Her work is a voice for her complex political experience, it does not respond to advocate any radical solutions.

She is also a solo traveler, food lover, finding-my-peace-person, and she received a BFA Degree in Photography and Video at School of Visual Arts in New York. She’s available for editorial or commercial assignments.

陳盈璇是一位在中國大陸長大的台灣藝術家，她的作品表達自身經歷對家的矛盾與疏離情感。兩地之間存在著長期複雜和深遠的爭議關係，身為異鄉人使她更容易看到不同群體間生活的真相。

這些作品涵蓋照片、影片和裝置藝術，以抽象和概念性的風格，展現出不安、詩意和寂靜的感受。其作品並非作為任何激進的解決方案或回應，而是為自己複雜的政治經驗發聲。

畢業於紐約視覺藝術學院攝影系。

平常喜歡獨自旅行、愛好美食並享受平靜的感覺。

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