Walking alongside the Deities and Spirits: Yao Jui-chung
Works of Taiwanese artist Yao Jui-chung often revolve around the motif of death, which is manifested through religious aesthetics. In 2020, Yao curated the Taiwan Art Biennial, theming the exhibition as a reflection on human survival in times of COVID-19. Learn about how Yao and emerging artists multimedia artworks by blending religious aesthetics with sound technology.
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