Profile
Chi Po-Hao (b. 1989, Taiwan) is an artist and cultural producer from Taiwan whose practice explores the ‘grey area’ where technology and people meet. Inspired by pioneers such as Brian Eno, Alvin Lucier, and David Tudor, as well as the principles of cybernetic art, Po-Hao investigates the evolving dynamics between humans, artifacts, and systems. His work explores themes including sonic agency, self-organization, and generative processes. It encompasses conceptual experiments, participatory activities, digital platforms, custom-built tools, performances, and installations to transform everyday technology into sensorium interfaces that challenge conventional perspectives and encourage creative inquiry.
With extensive international experience, Po-Hao has participated in residencies and collaborations with renowned institutions across Europe, Asia, and the United States. Recent projects, such as Resonance of Moisture, 3000 Years Among Microbes, and Interfaces of the Invisible, reflect his focus on bridging societal and technological themes through interdisciplinary approaches.
In addition to his artistic practice, Po-Hao has expanded into curatorial projects, such as Convergence: Artistic Explorations from Nature to Society, commissioned by Taiwan’s National Science and Technology Council. He is also committed to education and public engagement, having taught at institutions like the National Tsing-Hua University and Chinese Culture University in Taiwan.
Further details about his academic background and professional engagements can be found in his CV.