Ke-Hsuan Chen  陳可軒

Ke-Hsuan Chen (b. 1992, Pingtung, Taiwan) lives and work in Berlin, Germany. Her practice spans painting and sculpture, focusing on the relationships between personal experience, urban space, and identity. Often using herself as a medium, she regards acts of picking and recording as a form of participation.

Working through abstraction and material traces, she employs stripes, grids, and fragmented landscapes as recurring visual elements often considered marginal. Her work explores discipline, alienation, and freedom, while attending to how subjectivity can be reclaimed within existing structures. In her practice, absence and presence are equally significant. As boundaries blur and meanings dissolve, like a word repeated until it loses its meaning, her work offers a poetic and critical response to contemporary urban life.




Solo Exhibition

2026 Loss is Pink, Blue and Green, Pon Ding, Taipei, Taiwan (Artist Talk)
2025 From Rage To Ecstasy, Pharos Gallery, Tokyo, Japan
2022 How To Write Dao, Pon Ding, Taipei, Taiwan
2022 Mesh of Time, Ten Pieces Gallery, Paris, France
2019 Reverie and Nothingness, Meng Lu, Tainan, Taiwan
2019 Reverie and Leisure, Pon Ding, Taipei, Taiwan

Two-Person Exhibition

2027 Earth and Ground, Yao Alternative Space, Taichung, Taiwan (Upcoming)
2027 Notes on Softening a City, ss space space, Taipei, Taiwan (Upcoming)
2023 Mini Ponding Jimbocho, Pharos Gallery, Tokyo, Japan

Group Exhibition

2024 As if I Were There, Catalyst Art and Technology Institute, Berlin, Germany
2023 Nuance, Hermetika, Berlin, Germany
2020 Pretty Vacant, Konomanic, Tokyo, Japan

Residencies

2025 Artist on residence, Baer Art Center, Skagafjördur, Iceland
2024 Studio Kura, Itoshima, Japan

Publications

2026 From Troubled Youth to Cool Kids: Tattoo Artists 1980-2020, Documentary Book, by nodate
2024 Tshiah-hue, Zine, by nodate
2021 DieShui, Artists book, Limited edition of 40, Self-published
2019 Love of Fool, Zine, Edition of 100, Self-published

Collaborations

2025 Modern Cinema, Taiwan
2024 500 times, United Daily News, Taiwan
2022 Hyundai Artlab, New York, United States