Digital artist, curator, and researcher. Ph.D. in Applied Arts from National Chiao Tung University, currently serving as a full professor at the Graduate Institute of Art and Technology, National Tsing Hua University. She is an executive committee member of Media Art Histories, a board member of the Tainan Art Museum, an executive committee member of ART TAIPEI, a supervisor of the Taiwan Digital Art Foundation, and the vice president of the Taiwan Association of Technology and Art. Since 1998, she has been engaged in digital art creation and began working in net art in 2002, exploring the state of human existence in the digital age. She has curated numerous exhibitions, held solo shows, and has been invited to exhibit at major museums, art centers, and galleries both in Taiwan and internationally. In 2003, her solo exhibition Let’s Make ART at the Taipei Fine Arts Museum was the first real-time interactive net art project presented in a museum in Taiwan. Her research focuses on digital art, internet art, and post-internet art, with articles published in domestic and international journals and conferences such as Leonardo, ACM Multimedia, and the International Symposium on Electronic Art (ISEA). Her curatorial themes primarily center on women’s art and digital art. In 2012, she participated in the Leonardo Journal’s International Digital Art White Paper initiative.