Living in Taipei, visual artist Huang Chien-Lun's works range from painting, embroidery, soft sculpture, etc. Huang focuses on her connection with the world in a particular moment, so many of her works reveal Huang's personal life experiences. How to present a medium is a question she has for art, culture, manual techniques, and a way to identify herself.

Huang recreates images and events with special meanings from her childhood, cultural background and beliefs. Through the knitting techniques and different symbols in her works, viewers get to imagine collective experiences and belief cultures of the time. Such are Huang's interpretations of people's religious experiences, which she cares about. Symbols and images bearing her memories are reassembled to make new meanings, and in the process, as an artist, Huang feels the healing power.

The residency experience in Jeonju Museum of Art in Korea 2016 was a turning point in Huang's career. She faced creative challenges from the local culture, studio space, facilities, and resources, and resorted to experimenting new kinds of media. The residency gave her inspirations for later creations. Since then, she has started to observe the mutual "imitation" of craft and art. To Huang, the most intriguing thing at the moment is to find the boundary where craft and art have not been clearly defined yet.

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