Wang Yahui: VOYAGER Public Program ── Route 2 | Paths of Seeing

► Event Information

► Event Introduction

Materiality & Temporality in Wang Yahui's Works

"Life is like a glass of clear water—transparent and easily overlooked. The artist translates such transparency into frame after frame of forward-moving images. These familiar scenes evoke our experiences and memories, allowing us to project onto them in an analogical way of viewing."
— Text provided by Ji-Hong Lee

"The gaze pierces through reality. What catches the eye extends beyond visible forms; where light, shadow, and time intersect, subtle, indescribable perceptions quietly reveal themselves. The temporality of images sweeps across the world. The moments emerging on screen go beyond recorded instants; between the intertwining of memory and imagination, that which has faded and that which has yet to occur slowly unfold into an endless landscape."
— Text provided by Guan-Ming Lin

As fellow video/moving image artists who have collaborated with Wang Yahui in creative practices and exhibitions, the two guides will offer a unique perspective from the "reverse side" of the image. Through this distinct "path of seeing," they will delve into the material properties of the works, technological evolution, temporality in time-based media art, as well as the creative encounters and dialogues between artists.

► About "Art Promenade"

The "Art Promenade" is a creative extension of traditional expert exhibition guided tours. It invites experts and scholars from the art world and cross-disciplinary fields to respond to the exhibition with their expertise and creativity, sharing non-traditional forms of exhibition appreciation and responses with the audience where possible.

► Guide Biography | Ji-Hong Lee

Ji-Hong Lee holds an M.F.A. from Long Island University, USA, and is a member of the artistic collective "National Oxygen." In 2004, he founded Pieces International Production Co., operating as both a documentary filmmaker and an artist. His core practice focuses on bodily sensations and memories experienced in daily life, portraying observations of everyday behavior through video production to explore the meaning of reality.

► Guide Biography | Guan-Ming Lin

Guan-Ming Lin graduated with an M.F.A. from the Graduate Institute of Tech Art at Taipei National University of the Arts. He has long been dedicated to image creation, conceiving images as an imagination and contemplation of viewing "time." In an era marked by the overproduction of images, he seeks to re-examine the various unmentioned possibilities within moving images.

► Registration & Notes

• Admission Instructions: This activity is free of charge, but participants must purchase a TFAM admission ticket to enter. Weekend exhibitions are usually crowded, please allow sufficient time for ticket purchase and cloakroom services; as the parking lot tends to fill up on weekends, public transportation is strongly recommended.
• Registration Method: Please fill out the online registration form on the museum's official website. It is recommended to use a computer for registration, as mobile operations may be limited depending on the device. Each email account is limited to one registration.
• Acceptance & Cancellation: Upon successful registration, the system will automatically send an admission notice to your email (please ensure your email address is correct). If you are unable to attend, please cancel through the system or call us by the day before the event at the latest to facilitate resource reallocation.
• Image Authorization: Photographic records will be taken during the event. Participation in this event implies free authorization for the museum to use related images for non-profit purposes such as education, promotion, and research.
• Event Modifications: In the event of any changes to the program, please refer to the latest announcements on the museum's official website.