ARTiculAction Art Review - Special Issuue Aug. 2016 | Page 6

ICUL CTION C o n t e m p o r a r y A r t meets R e v i e w Lien-Cheng Wang An interview by Josh Ryder, curator and Barbara Scott, curator [email protected] Highly stimulating in its communicative concreteness, Regeneration Movement is an extremely interesting project by Taiwan based multidisciplinary artist LienCheng Wang. His work reject any conventional classification and condenses a stimulating symbiosis between Art and Technology to provide the viewers with an immersive and multilayered experience. One of the most convincing aspects of Wang's practice is his successful attempt to go beyond the dichotomy between artist and spectatorship, urging them to evolve to conscious and active participants. We are very pleased to introduce our readers to his stimulating artistic production. Hello Lien-Cheng and a warm welcome to ARTiculAction. We would start this interview posing you some questions about your background. You have a solid formal training: you hold a B.F.A. in Computer Science and Information Engineering and you are currently studying at the Graduate Institute of Art and Technology, in Taipei: how do these experiences influence the way you conceive and produce your artworks? In particular, how does your Taiwanese cultural substratum inform 6 the way