(b. 1979, Taiwan) specializes in contemporary photography. He earned his Ph.D. from the Doctoral Program in Art Creation and Theory at Tainan National University of the Arts. Huang majored in sculpture during his undergraduate studies and later focused on image presentation in graduate school, exploring the notion of existence in physical space-time and its translation into contemporary digital imagery. He pays particular attention to non-human creatures and their interactions within communities, investigating the identity of humankind in the era of photo manipulation.His works merge digital synthesis and installation to explore ecosystems, cultural ideologies, and human-nonhuman relations. By engaging with images, symbols, and playful logic, Huang creates layered narratives that reflect contemporary life with a subtle, humorous sense of disorder.
