I’m a Taiwan-based theatre director, writer, and cultural observer working at the intersection of art, everyday life, and contemporary social questions. My work is driven by a long-term curiosity about how people make meaning—especially in moments shaped by technology, migration, uncertainty, and quiet emotional friction.

I create original theatre works, write long-form interviews and essays, and host conversations that connect local experiences with international perspectives. Rather than offering answers, I’m interested in how art can present the reality I inhabit, and through that reality, reflect the answers others might find for themselves.

I currently run a bi-weekly newsletter, A Piece of Art, where I share small but intentional encounters with beauty in daily life, alongside reflections on art, work, and how to live with a little more clarity. My writing and interviews have appeared in Taiwanese performing arts and culture publications, and my theatre work has been developed through both local and international contexts.

I’m also the founder and artistic director of Hoya Collective, a creative studio focused on theatre-making, cross-disciplinary projects, and long-term cultural thinking.

If you’d like to collaborate, feel free to get in touch or follow along online. No promise of easy answers—but thoughtful ones, hopefully.