Ching-Wei Wang

Art Direction / Photography

Ching-Wei Wang (Way) is an interdisciplinary artist working between New York and Taipei. Her practice explores the poetics and embedded politics of Taiwan’s unresolved post-war statehood, with attention to the layered identities shaped by colonial histories, geopolitical tension, and ideological systems. This condition of cultural ambiguity informs her engagement with collective memory, image governance, and linguistic construction. Drawing from a background in writing and dance, her work incorporates forms of inferred language—such as poetry, found text, and translation—alongside archival images, performance, movement, artist’s books, and paper.

Art Direction / Photography

Ching-Wei Wang (Way) is an interdisciplinary artist working between New York and Taipei. Her practice explores the poetics and embedded politics of Taiwan’s unresolved post-war statehood, with attention to the layered identities shaped by colonial histories, geopolitical tension, and ideological systems. This condition of cultural ambiguity informs her engagement with collective memory, image governance, and linguistic construction. Drawing from a background in writing and dance, her work incorporates forms of inferred language—such as poetry, found text, and translation—alongside archival images, performance, movement, artist’s books, and paper.