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Born in Tainan in 1993, Tsai Ping-Ju is a student of M.F.A Program, Department of Art and Design, National Taipei University of Education. From majoring in metal sculpture during college to now specializing in Art Theory and Critique, the turn implies his expectation to have more flexibility and openness in different forms of creation and multiple art practices. Tsai currently focuses on the subject of identity. He tries to pay close attention to various narratives of individuals' lives under the single correctness of certain value, in order to dig tortuous paths alongside the Avenue of Ideology.

LI Kuei-Pi (b. 1991, Tainan, Taiwan) lives and works in Taipei. Her practice focuses on overlooked landscapes and critically examines the political economy of global networks. Drawing on fieldwork-based methodologies that combine archival research, ethnography, and site-specific inquiry, she investigates the subjectivity of history and the processes through which it is constructed and reconstructed. Working across video, objects, performance, workshops, and writing, Li approaches art as a discursive practice—one that reconfigures social relations and activates new forms of collective engagement. She was nominated for the Taishin Arts Award Annual Grand Prize (2024), received the Gold Award of the Kaohsiung Award (2021), a Merit Award of the Taipei Art Awards (2020) and the founder of Keyword Dictionary of Contemporary Art.