Luo Jr-shin (b. 1984, Miaoli, Taiwan) lives and works in Taipei. Luo’s practice revolves around the experimentation of a variety of traditional and unconventional materials. Ranging from clay, resin, metal and everyday objects to food, chemicals and scent, he investigates the underlying spirituality and human condition in our representational world. Interested in the framework and modes of production from which our cognitive experiences arise, Luo is known for capturing and amplifying the absurdity within precarious, illusionary, and sometimes delusionary moments of everyday life. In the past, he created sculptures and installations mostly engaging in creating dialogues with their surroundings, and recently, he has shifted to “create” the space, in which his works are situated. 

Recent exhibitions include Changwon Sculpture Biennale, Changwon(2024); Kaohsiung Museum of Fine Arts, Kaohsiung(2024); New Taipei City Art Museum, New Taipei City(2024); Liverpool biennial, Liverpool (2021); Taipei Fine Art Museum, Taipei (2021); National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts (2020); MoCA Taipei, Taipei (2019); ACC, Gwangju (2017); Times Museum, Guangzhou (2017); and Queens Museum, New York (2013).