Linhuei Chen
Linhuei Chen’s nomadic practice explores migration, environmental change, and cultural transformation through a hybrid lens. Working across painting, participatory projects, and field research, Chen treats humans, non-humans, ecological systems, and cultural symbols as co-agents in constructing alternative worldviews.
Chen's work evolved from personal migration experiences to a speculative framework where planetary environmental change positions all humans as potential migrants. Inspired by Dutch dune ecosystems, she conducts ecological fieldwork integrating empirical observations with participatory knowledge gathered through board games and workshops. Drawing from Asian and Western painting traditions, Chen creates hybrid iconographies where scientific data, cultural memory, and speculative imagination generate new questions about coexistence.
Browse works by Linhuei Chen
Linhuei Chen
Dont Forget About 1953 (2025)
Linhuei Chen
Flowers in the Greenhouse No.1 (2025)
Linhuei Chen
Flowers in the Greenhouse No.2 (2025)
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Little Fire Everywhere (2025)
Linhuei Chen (1981) is a Taiwanese-Dutch artist, she completed her studies at the Royal Academy of Art (KABK) in The Hague (2015-2019) which included an exchange at Central Saint Martins in London. She has participated in residency programs at the Goethe Institut Rotterdam and the Feng-Tian Migration Village in Taiwan. Chen's work has been exhibited at Art Rotterdam, Joey Ramone Gallery, Mumu Gallery, and the Mesdag Panorama Museum, among others. Her work is part of public collections such as the Amsterdam UMC, Art Bank Taiwan, the Fenix Museum of Migration, and the Lam Museum.
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