Kai Hsuan Chang
Kai-Hsuan Chang is a Paiwan Indigenous artist from Taiwan, currently based in London and completing an MA Fine Art at Chelsea College of Arts, University of the Arts London. Working across sculpture, installation, moving image, and performance, his practice explores material boundaries and Indigenous memory. Through handcrafted processes, he re-tribalizes transformed landscapes, examining how energy infrastructures reshape land and memory. His work has been exhibited across international independent and institutional platforms, and continues to develop through research-led and process-based experimentation.
My practice explores how materials, landscapes, and Indigenous memory are reshaped through making. I work with wood, craft, and performance, using bending as both a physical and symbolic act. By translating altered landscapes into handcrafted forms, I reflect on how energy infrastructures transform land and identity. I see material not as a fixed object but as a living process — one that carries tension, memory, and time. Through slow, embodied making, I seek to create spaces where personal history and collective memory can coexist.
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