The Third Chapter : Interview with Syan Hu (English ver.)
Every artist is guided by something at the heart of their practice—something that may not always be visible, but quietly shapes the way they create. In this conversation, Syan Hu reflects on a practice rooted in questions of change, imperfection, and the fragile relationship between loss and regeneration. Through photography and biological materials, he observes living organisms and the traces they leave behind, exploring how wounds, transformation, and vulnerability can become part of life rather than something to overcome. In this chapter of The Core Message , we follow Syan Hu’s reflections on what it means to live with change and what cannot be undone, while considering how quiet observation can reveal beauty in imperfection, resilience, and the continuous process of becoming. -- Q. Thank you for joining us. To begin our conversation, we are curious to know how you define your identity as an artist at this moment and what central theme most occupies your thoughts. A....
