Tzuhan Lin (b. 1998) is a Taiwanese artist working across sculpture, installation, and moving image. She graduated from the Royal College of Art with an MA in Sculpture in 2023, and previously completed a BA in Painting at Edinburgh College of Art.

Her practice looks at what we experience and the conditions that enable experience, exploring human perception and the structures, systems and media that shape it. She is interested in the interconnection of natural conditions and human-made institutions and structures, while considering how human agency motivates, defines and intervenes in our relationship with nature. In this context, her practice values flexibility and presence, questioning absolute dominance and hierarchical structures. She reflects on the indeterminate nature of time, inviting viewers to reconsider time as a fluid, negotiated condition rather than an absolute truth governed by human systems.

創作關注我們的經驗，以及使經驗發生的條件。探討人類感知與使其形成見解的媒介與結構。透過自然條件與人為制度的關係，思考人類能動性在其中的動機、劃分與干涉。在此脈絡下，作品重視彈性與當下，也質疑僵化的制度結構。她反思時間如何被片面定義，邀請觀者重新思考時間——將其視為一種可被探討且流動的狀態，而非人類社會所主導的單一理解。