Chiu Chen-Hung was born in 1983 in Hualien, Taiwan. In 2008, he completed the graduate program in plastic arts at the National Taiwan University of Arts. His works are primarily presented in the framework of installation and sculpture. Like conducting an archeological expedition, he is especially proficient in excavating remaining outlines and imprints from bygone time and space. Through his practice of abstraction and reinterpreting both designed and rationalized logics, he vividly reshapes these existed objects and thus develop a vast memory restoration.


Chiu’s notable solo exhibitions include Embroidered Swallows Across Original Jungle, TKG+ Projects(Taipei, Taiwan, 2021); Phototaxis, Kunstlerhaus Bethanien (Berlin, Germany, 2019); The Dust of Time, Yiri Arts (Taipei, Taiwan, 2017); and A Deer of Nine Colors, Kuandu Museum of Fine Arts (Taipei, Taiwan, 2015). Group exhibitions include The Sovereign Asian Art Prize Finalists Exhibition, Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre(Hong Kong, China, 2022); The Secret South: From Cold War Perspective to Global South in Museum Collection, Taipei Fine Arts Museum (Taipei, Taiwan, 2020); Asian Art Biennial: The Strangers From Beyond the Mountain and the Sea, National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts (Taichung, Taiwan, 2019); Island Tales: Taiwan and Australia, Taipei Fine Arts Museum (Taipei, Taiwan, 2019), Shattered Sanctity, Museum of Contemporary Art (Taipei, Taiwan, 2017); Taiwan Biennial: The Possibility of an Island, National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts (Taichung, Taiwan, 2016); Rencontres Internationales, La Gaîté lyrique, Paris, France; Haus der Kulturen der Welt Berlin; and Reina Sofia National Museum (Madrid, Spain, 2015); Liverpool Biennial, LJMU Copperas Hills (Liverpool, U.K., 2012), THAITAI: A measure of Understanding, Bangkok Art and Culture Centre (Bangkok, Thailand, 2012); Taiwan Calling: The Phantom of the Liberty, Mücsarnok Museum (Budapest, Hungary, 2010). Artist residency programs include Künstlerhaus Bethanien (Berlin, Germany, 2019) and Cité internationale des arts (Paris, France, 2012).