Tsai Pou-Ching Taiwanese, b. 1986

Tsai Pou-Ching Featured in "Entanglements: The Rhythm of Being" at Taipei Fine Arts Museum — Informed by concepts of contemporary museum studies, the exhibition presents eleven projects by contemporary artists and collectives. The featured works explore how technological evolution collapses conventional linear time, creating overlaps between past, present, and future, while re-evaluating the relationships between humanity, other species, and the environment.

In the Course of Seven Days constructs a contemporary allegory transcending geography and mortality. Centered on a deceased raccoon encountered during a residency in New York, the exhibition synthesizes the Taiwanese "seven-day funeral" ritual with the structure of Boccaccio's Decameron to examine the scale of nature at the urban fringe. By transforming the soil of the animal's passing into a functional ceramic plate, Tsai internalizes death as a form of persistence.

'Specimen of Empire' 27 Jul – 20 Oct, 2024 Taipei Fine Arts Museum 3F Following the end of the Pacific War in 1945 and the...

This is an exhibition comprising concatenated contemporary life experiences and explored through spectacles. The exhibition begins with the spectacles created by images. Through misreading in...

Artist Tsai Pou-Ching is participating in the curated exhibition titled 'Glory of Sublime Mountains: Ridges between Awe and Respect' with his series of works, 'Song...

Li Cheng-Liang's 'Dio Camel Dio,' and Tsai Pou-Ching's 'Reverberations at Altitude 2000' have won the 2022 Kaohsiung Award by Kaohsiung Museum of Fine Arts. The...