Huang Po-Chih Taiwanese, b. 1980

Limbus Laboris positions labor as an unstable category, particularly when it no longer operates within a logic of productivity that promises growth. Through the practices of Huang Po-Chih and Widi Asari, this exhibition examines two closely related conditions: labor as a production machine that organizes bodies and imagination within the...

YIRI ARTS Jakarta's second exhibition, Trailer, brings together seven distinguished artists from Taiwan and Japan, each of whom has played a significant role in shaping the gallery's long-term program. Encompassing painting, sculpture, and installation, the exhibition presents a wide spectrum of practices that investigate themes of identity, memory, ecology, and...

He said, “Bang! Bang! Bang! Bang!” When the universe was flipped upside down, time started to fall. He raised his finger gun and shot down a sky full of wishes from a starless night. In the night sweat of a hot daydream, reality got thinner the more it knocked, crumbling...

〈Five Hundred Lemon Trees—Let’s Jam〉 When bottling the lemon liqueur, I grabbed some of the fragrant lemon peels from the bottom of the vat, put them in my mouth, and chewed while imagining the future they held. 'Ah! Let’s make a jam that gets you drunk!' I said to myself...