Kissun Lin specializes in cultural curation, public art, tech-art integration, and urban space translation, with a commitment to responding to contemporary urban and social issues through innovative curatorial languages.

Born and raised in Longtan, Taoyuan, Shiuan Chiu is a local revitalization practitioner who has long been dedicated to faith-based cultural curation and local festivals, striving to connect people with the land through cultural initiatives.

Since its establishment in 2013, our team has been deeply engaged with local affairs in Taoyuan, employing project planning, visual design, and resource integration to bridge grassroots initiatives and public institutions. Through active participation in civic affairs, we empower young people to engage with their communities, foster collective action, and make a better Taoyuan part of everyday life. In recent years, we have focused on the cultural and spiritual traditions of Longtan, embracing the idea that 'faith is a way of life.' We have dedicated ourselves to the contemporary reinterpretation of the Shennong faith at Longyuan Temple and created the local festival brand Shenlong Naozhen (The Divine Dragon Festival). Through curation, design, and cross-sector collaboration, we reconnect temples, neighborhoods, industries, and residents, transforming traditional rituals into platforms for local identity and intergenerational co-creation. By responding to local issues through cultural action, we seek to ensure that faith is not merely a preserved tradition, but a vital force that inspires local innovation and reimagines the future of the city.

A digital curatorial practitioner who moves fluidly between technology and sensibility. He uses technology to shape form, and sensibility to open up content and imagination. His curatorial work spans a wide range of fields—from Taiwan to the North and South Poles, and from contemporary humanities back to prehistoric cultures. Every now and then, he accidentally ventures beyond Earth, hurtles into outer space, and heads straight for a black hole. “Curating is a journey through warped space and time.”

"Museums are not about preserving the past, but about creating memories for the future." CMIE Design specializes in museum exhibition planning and display design. Employing narrative as the framework, context as the stage, technology as the medium, and emotion as the core, we invite audiences to be more than spectators: they become active participants who directly experience the history, science, and civilization on display. From discovering ancient civilizations to gazing up at the unknown frontiers of space, from stories of life on polar ice sheets to the traces of time left on historic monuments, from profound reflections on human rights issues to the cultural memory of every local museum, we consistently believe that every exhibition deserves its own unique narrative. Our core expertise spans interactive digital technology, immersive experiences, multimedia visuals, and exhibition engineering. We aim to be the most natural light for stories, illuminating the path toward a genuine connection between audiences and artifacts. “I’ve learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel.” - Maya Angelou

A video director, multidisciplinary creator, and founder of Hi-Organic with a time-honored career in video production, interactive media, and immersive exhibition performances. He has collaborated with international brands such as Nike, Google, Disney, CHANEL, and ASUS with works recognized by major international awards, including Cannes Lions, the Clio Awards, and Red Dot. He excels at integrating video, spatial design, and technology to craft exhibition experiences that are both narrative-driven and deeply immersive.

A photographer and curator. She established a.m. pool reflections and operates the art and cultural space "a frame a corner." Placing photography, space, and cultural narrative at the core of her creative practice, she has curated numerous cross-disciplinary exhibitions and international exchange projects in recent years. She specializes in integrating photography with exhibition and spatial design, presenting the diverse facets of cultures and cities through her curatorial efforts.