Education
2018 - 2020 MFA in Fine Art (full-time) Goldsmiths, University of London, UK
2013 - 2016 MA in Fine Art (full-time) Tunghai University, Taiwan
2007 - 2011 BA in Fine Art (full-time) Chinese Culture University, Taiwan
Design
2023 Album design, Ayami Suzuki: Featherland
Publication
2021 Chan magazine
Art Talk
2020 Temporary Space Berlin, Online
Screening
2020 Taipei C̶o̶n̶temporary Art Center (36hrs of artist cinemas), Taipei Contemporary Art Center, Taipei, Taiwan
2020 TILL WE MEET AGAIN IRL, Asia-Art-Activism, London, UK
Radio Show
2020 Incantation Press Radio, London, UK & New York, US
2019 Art Licks Weekend Radio on RTM.FM (Presenting previous work T.O.M), London, UK
Group Exhibition
2022 Size variable, Online ( Curated by @albertaleung )
2022 Parental Guidance, SET Lewisham, UK
2022 Chan, Hoxton books, UK
2022 Library under the Sea, curated by Care for Collective Curatorial (CCC), gather.town
2021 Ghost show, Hartslane Gallery, UK
2021 Pigeon Pavilion, Bangkok Biennial, London, UK
2019 Un_Real Desires, SomoS, Berlin, Germany
2019 Interim +, Goldsmiths University of London, London, UK
2019 Goldsmiths MFA Interim Show, Goldsmiths University of London, London, UK
2019 By the time we are gone, Safehouse 1, London, UK ( Curated by SE°111 )
2019 Uncanny Resemblance, Greenhouse, London, UK
2017 Non-pure white encounters, liáu liáu Art Space, Taipei, Taiwan
2012 Silent, Beitou District Office, Taipei, Taiwan
Solo Exhibition
2016 Split Project, Black Blank Gallery, Taiwan
2016 Juggling, Tunghai University Art Gallery, Taiwan
2016 口口, Tunghai No.43 Art Space, Taiwan
2014 They all tell you, Matsu Village, Taiwan
2014 Proverb, PiaoPiao Gallery, Taiwan
2014 Throwing knife on you, Present Cafe, Taiwan
Artists-In-Residence
2016 Split Project + Your Treasure, On the road, art and ice cream on the road, Taiwan
Wu Pei Chi (b. 1989, Tainan, Taiwan)
Lives and works in London, UK
In a way, her art practice is a smile with tears and weirdly romantic. Wu is a multidisciplinary artist, she delves into matter and images, her art-making encompasses a diverse range of materials and mediums flow between moving image, textile, performance, sound and text.
The exploration of memory, human behaviours and quotidian details are central to her practice. Her recent work is driven by homesickness, she starts to look back at her family story and attempts to deconstruct certain unverified personal stories. Living in a foreign country, the cultural difference has been reflected in her recent works that cause her to rethink the relationship between personal history and written history.
Wu both accepts and embraces confusion and entanglements in her narratives, allowing for fluidity and unpredictability to enable open-endedness while conveying intimate yet alienated moments between illusion and reality. Sometimes, Wu sees herself as a storyteller that does not attempt to provide a cohesive and accessible story.