Hsieh Jung-wei was born in 1991 in Taichung, Taiwan. He holds an M.Arch from Shih Chien University (2023) and a BFA from the Department of Fine Arts, Tunghai University (2014). Grounded in natural observation and astronomical calculation, his practice spans installations and works on paper that integrate light, structure, and time, exploring the relationships between human perception, spatial experience, and temporality. His works are often conceived in direct response to the latitude and orientation of each site, establishing perceptible rhythms and scales. Through walking, pausing, and waiting, viewers are invited to re-locate themselves within the shifting interplay of light and spatial structure.
Hsieh was selected by Taiwan's Ministry of Culture for the "Made in Taiwan - Young Artist Discovery" program at Art Taipei (2023) and was awarded the 2023 Taiwan Contemporary Artists Overseas Visit Grant by the Tianmei Art Foundation. His work has been recognized with the Grand Prize at the Taipei Fine Arts Award (2025), an Honorable Mention at the Kaohsiung Award (2024), and the Next Art Tainan Award (2022).
Recent solo exhibitions include "Orbit" at Yiri Arts Back_Y, Taipei (2025); "The Blue Island and North Sea" at Yiri Arts, Taipei (2022); and "| Yáo //" at Yáo Space, Taichung (2022). Selected group exhibitions include "A Class on Space: Point and Line to Plane" at Taipei Fine Arts Museum, Taipei (2024).