Tzu Yen Tai


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Projects2026

• Mirror

2025

• Untitle
  
• Makeover of the Drawing Studio
• Side View — Giant Version
  
• Side View

2024

• Self-portrait of a Canvas
  
• Hold on
  
• Hanging Wire and the Rectangle
  
• Hanging Wire and a Girl
  
• Painting within a Painting

2023

• Artwork

2022

• Brushstrokes

Tai’s practice explores the relationship between objects, space, and everyday life. Through installation, painting objects, and found materials, he treats artworks not as images but as spatial entities, emphasizing perception, arrangement, and the exhibition as an active, evolving process.

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Hold on




The yellow masking tape struggles to bear the weight of the canvas, slowly sliding down day by day.
Our school's gallery does not allow students to use highly adhesive materials on the walls, nor does it permit drilling holes. In the space usage guidelines, students are advised to use tools like masking tape that do not leave residue when sticking things. The content on the canvas is rendered secondary, with the canvas itself being used as a "readymade," while the junction between the masking tape and the wall becomes the core of the piece.





The " Teh-Chun Art Gallery" is an art space available for free application by students of the department, but it is restricted by many outdated rules. For example, walls cannot be drilled, only hanging wires are allowed, and using highly adhesive materials that could damage the wall is prohibited. If anything needs to be pasted, only mild methods like masking tape can be used... These outdated rules also symbolize some of the features of the university. Learning art in such an environment led to the formation of this exhibition.