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Tsui’s works explore the adaptive relationship between humans and social systems, questioning the established structure through actions, and creates survival methods, and redefining reality through his behaviors and experiments. Tsui regards such behaviors as means to measure environmental tolerance, and attempts to highlight the absurdity behind certain social values within the system we are accustomed to. By transforming reality in this way, Tsui’s actions crossed various obstacles, and declares a guerrilla-style intervention, and uncovers invisible relationships in everyday environments.

Born in Taipei, in 1974. In 1997 he graduated from the National Institute of the Arts and has exhibited internationally since, including Venice Biennale, Liverpool Biennale, Werkleitz Biennial, Asian Art Museum San Francisco, ZKM Center, Contour Biennial, Chelsea Art Museum, Mori Museum, OK Centrum.