Double Square 双方藝廊

Tsui Kuang-Yu (b.1974) was born in Taipei. In 1997 he graduated from the National Institute of the Arts and has exhibited internationally since, including Venice Biennale, Liverpool Biennale, Werkleitz Biennial, Reina Sofia Museum, ZKM Center for Art and Media, Contour Biennial, Chelsea Art Museum, Mori Museum, OK Centrum. Tsui has been trying to respond to the adaptation relationship between humans and society from a biological point of view. He also attempts to redefine or question the matrix of the institution we inhabit through different actions and experiments that ignore the accustomed norm. His repetitive body experiments accent the absurdity of the social values and reality that people have grown accustomed to.

Chen Wan-Jen (b. 1982) was born in Hsinchu. He received his BFA from National Taiwan University of Arts in 2005, and was the recipient of Taipei Art Awards in 2006. In 2012, he was invited to participate in the International Studio & Curatorial Program in New York. His works have been showcased multiple times in New York, Berlin, St. Petersburg, Tokyo and many more as well as featured in various major art museums and art galleries in Taiwan. Currently a high-profile video artist in the art scene, his works are included in the collections of White Rabbit Gallery (Australia), Hubei Museum of Art (China), Taipei Fine Arts Museum, the National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts, etc.

Ching-Yao Chen (b. 1984) was born in Taipei. Chen received his MFA in Fine Arts from Taipei National University of the Arts in 2006. He has won the Award of Newly Emerging Artists in Taiwan and the First Prize of Taipei Arts Award. He was also the recipient of Asian Cultural Council's grant in 2009, which enabled him to conduct a residency in New York. In recent years, Chen's work centers around photography and painting. The range of his subject matter is very wide, and his work focuses on the deconstruction of power and symbols. He often appropriates symbols of popular culture, and even the portraits of politicians, and drastically recreates and transforms them into humorous, amusing images and behaviors, or simply assumes the roles of these figures himself in his work.