Chia-Hsin Liang is currently studying at the Institute of Plastic Arts, Tainan National University of Arts. Her practice focuses on the reconstruction of spatial memory, relations, and bodily experience. Through the intervention of photography and spatial installations, she disrupts conventional perspectives of viewing and established spatial orders, forging renewed perceptual connections between people, objects, and sites. Her work was selected for the 'Photo Go' group exhibitions in 2022 and 2026.
Wan Wan Have It All! Wan Wan Sell It All! centers on “King Wan Wan Shop Mall,” a transnational, heterotopian enclave in Taipei’s Zhongshan District. The work employs large-scale advertising banners and commercial merchandise catalogs to deconstruct and reassemble the mall’s spatial orders and consumer symbols. Guided by the catalog, viewers are invited to explore and trace the distinctive objects nestled within the market. The artwork’s title appropriates the hyperbolic rhetoric of early Taiwanese advertising slogans, serving both as a representation of the mall’s all-encompassing nature and as a playful, satirical critique of contemporary social and spatial hierarchies.
