Jiang Meng-Si was born in 1987 in New Taipei City, Taiwan. He received his BFA in Sculpture from the National Taiwan University of Arts and his MFA in Fine Arts from Taipei National University of the Arts. He currently lives and works in Taiwan. Jiang's sculptural practice emphasizes volume and presence in space, often incorporating imagery of humans, animals, and elements of nature. Through a tactile dialogue with natural materials, Jiang reflects on the sense of disconnection in urban life and seeks to restore the bond between humanity and the natural world. He previously served as a lecturer at National Taiwan University of Arts and Dayeh University.
Jiang has completed international residencies and symposia, including the ArtJam International Woodcarving Symposium in Denmark (2026) and the Langkawi International Stone Carving Symposium in Malaysia (2025). He was awarded First Prize in Sculpture at the Dadun Fine Arts Exhibition (2026) and the Silver Medal at the National Art Exhibition (2019). His works are held in collections including the Yongshou Cultural and Educational Foundation, Sanyi Wood Sculpture Museum, and Lih Pao Cultural Arts Foundation.
Recent solo exhibitions include "Voyagers on a Vessel" at BACK_Y, Taipei (2024); "Notes of a Nest Man" at YIRI ARTS, Taipei (2019); and "In-Between" at Lih Pao Cultural Arts Foundation, Taipei (2018). His work has also been featured in group exhibitions at institutions and art centers, including YIRI ARTS, Jakarta (2026); RCB Artery, Bangkok (2024); Jut Art Museum, Taipei (2023); Sanyi Wood Sculpture Museum, Miaoli (2023); and IRIYA Gallery, Tokyo (2021).