Born in 1985, Taiwan. Liu Yu is a visual artist whose creative mediums primarily consist of video and spatial installations. She developed a series of field studies of documentary nature as a kind of working methodology for her artistic practice, prompting her to reorganize interconnected narratives. Through integrating fragmented segments of space, history, imagery, and storytelling, she undertakes some integrative project that establishes close connections and supplements the narratives. Recent solo exhibitions include “Ladies” at the National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts (2023) and “If Narratives Become the Great Flood” at Hong Foundation/Project Seek (2020). The group shows include “Expeditionary Botanics” at Long March Space in Beijing (2024), The Brooklyn Rail Industry City in New York (2023), “Aqua Paradiso” at ACC in Gwangju (2022), “Asian Art Biennial: Phantasmapolis” at the National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts (2021).