Roaming the Horizon｜HEARD #Sound
Workshop Details
Date & Time｜
　Seniors: 3 Dec 2025 (Wed), 2:00–4:00 p.m.
　Children and Families: 13 Dec 2025 (Sat), 1:00–3:00 p.m.
　Adults: 13 Dec 2025 (Sat), 4:00–6:00 p.m.

Capacity｜
　Seniors: 55 years and above, 20 participants
　Children and Families: Children aged 6-9 with one accompanying adult, 12 groups
　Adults: 18 years and above, 20 participants

Venue｜Space C, Galleries, BF, 1F & 2F
Check in｜Space C

Important Notice｜Please bring 1 to 3 items that represent a part of yourself.
No type and size restriction, but please do not bring fragile items.
These items may be exchanged and used during the workshop.

*The workshop will be conducted in Mandarin.

Introduction
Every object carries a hidden memory.
If our memories could make a sound, what kind of echo would they bring?

This workshop is part of the Roaming the Horizon series, the public programme of Taipei Biennial 2025, and features the theme of "sound." It invites you to embark on an evocative journey through individual and collective sound memories, exploring the subtle transformations of time and space embedded within ordinary, everyday objects.

Responding to the metaphor of sound brought forth at the Biennial, titled Whispers on the Horizon, this workshop uses sound as the starting point and personal objects as the medium. Integrating sound, object, and movement, we will search for hidden sounds, weave personal auditory stories, and ignite creativity in the space between play and discovery.

Listen, Reflect, and Imagine
For Adults and Seniors: Through embodied perception and the resonance of objects, we will begin a gentle practice of listening—a journey to look back at the past and thoughtfully gaze into the future. Every breath and every shared resonance become a tender reflection.

For Children and Families: Imagine having a pair of magical ears that can hear the sounds of the distant past and the far future. Participants are invited to step into the museum with ears wide open, ready to follow the hidden sounds.

About the Instructor
Luo, Fei-Tsuei
LUO Fei-Tsuei is a classically trained cellist and an interdisciplinary performer based in Taiwan. Her artistic practice spans theater, dance, indie music, and other performance forms. Luo is currently a member of "Théâtre des Enfants Terribles" and continues to explore the musicality of bodily movement and interdisciplinary expression, seeking to cultivate deeper and more dynamic collaborations with artists from diverse backgrounds.

Co-facilitator: LIN Hsiao-han (for Seniors session), YANG Bo-wei (for Children and Families & Adults sessions)

About Roaming the Horizon
Echoing the curatorial concept and spatial character of the 2025 Taipei Biennial: Whispers on the Horizon, the public programme series Roaming the Horizon adopts movement and flow as its guiding principles. The series invites speakers from the arts and other disciplines to guide visitors through the exhibition spaces, engaging with artworks through encounter and dialogue. Through a range of keywords and lines of thought, visitors are encouraged to develop their own perspectives and ways of experiencing the exhibition.

Additional Information

• The Seniors session: Advance online registration is required and opens at 10:00 a.m. on 18 Nov 2025 (Tue) via the TFAM website.
• The Children and Families & Adults sessions: Advance online registration is required and opens at 10:00 a.m. on 25 Nov 2025 (Tue) via the TFAM website.
• Check-in and on-site waiting list registration will begin 15 minutes before the event starts. Participants who haven't checked in by 5 minutes before the event will forfeit their places to visitors on the waiting list.
• Please present a valid form of identification (National ID, NHI card, student card or passport) at check-in.
• Admission requires a valid museum ticket. The event is free of charge once inside. Please follow TFAM visiting guidelines.

For further information, please refer to Chinese version.