At a broader scale, the work reflects an ongoing meditation on Taiwanese identity and the vulnerability of culture under geopolitical pressure. Gathering and tending to materials mirrors a desire to preserve histories and practices that feel increasingly precarious. In preserving fragile traces of heritage, Lin cultivates a connection to spirituality and loss, offering moments of reflection that bridge personal, cultural, and collective histories. In an era of uncertainty, these objects serve as repositories of heritage and quiet acts of resistance, allowing what is fragile and ephemeral to endure through care, touch, and time.
Paper, stone
1500 dia x 500 d
Natural stone, bronze, steel
930 h x 270 w x 270 d
780 h x 270 w x 270 d
Charcoal, glass, aluminum
500 h x 500 w x 105 d
Charcoal, glass, aluminum
1000 h x 1000 w 105 d
Charcoal, glass, aluminum
1500 h x 800 w x 105 d
Wooden fish, bronze
850 h x 230 w x 230 d
Singing bowl, fir, bronze
900 h x 230 w x 330 d
Natural stone, bronze, fir
1000 h x 400 w x 360 d
Incense, bronze
2500 h x 1200 w x 305 d
Bronze, teacups
1600 h x 600 d
Bronze, moon blocks
1000 h x 400 w x 360 d
Natural stone, steel, Chinese silk, rope, fir
2900 h x 305 w x 1500 d
Charcoal, bronze, found objects, stone, incense, Chinese silk