Wang Yahui: Voyager, curated by Lei Yi-ting and Hsuan-chun Lin, presents a comprehensive survey of the work of Wang Yahui (1973–2023), a significant figure in Taiwanese contemporary art. Born in Taipei, Wang received her BFA from the Department of Fine Arts at National Taiwan Normal University in 1998 and her MFA from the Graduate Institute of Arts and Technology at National Taipei University of the Arts in 2004. A recipient of the Taipei Arts Award (2002) and the YAGEO Tech-Art Award (2005), Wang was a recurring voice in the Taipei Biennial (2002, 2010, and 2023) with her works Gap, Artist Cinema – The Dark, and Visitor, respectively. 

Wang was known for transforming subtle observations of daily spaces and nuances of everyday experiences into imagined scenes, with low-tech methods or handcrafted props. Her work blended the abstract with the concrete, the material with the immaterial, the three-dimensional with the two-dimensional, the real with the illusory, and the temporal with the spatial, expanding viewers’ perceptions from microcosmic details to cosmic scales through a poetic lens. This exhibition features over twenty years of artistic practice, presenting video installations, kinetic sculptures, and photography, alongside a rare look at her private notes, sketches, and documentary footage.