Our work explores awareness as a gift — to oneself, others, and the world.

Growing up in Taiwan, where Eastern concepts inform daily life, and living for more than two decades in seclusion within nature, we have developed an interconnected worldview and reflective practice. This grounding has shaped both how and why we make work.

As a duo, we create large-scale, site-responsive installations that enact contemplative inquiry and draw on Eastern ideas of interconnection and non-dualism. Our practice focuses on cultivating perceptual shifts and modes of awareness, creating conditions through which attention itself becomes the material of experience.

We are also committed to a post-contemporary approach: rather than stopping at deconstruction, our practice proposes new forms and material relations—practical, ethical, and aesthetic—that respond to social and existential concerns, seeking to re-establish spaces for empathy, connection, and renewal.

Methodologically, we merge spatial attention, relational frameworks, and meaningful customization to realize these propositions. Our recent works, H O M E ≠ H•O•M•E and INSIGHT, embody our practice by rendering awareness legible and actionable.