Liu Chun-liang stationed in Store No. 163 from Oct 3 to 17, 2022, with the project “Hitting One, Two, or MORE LOVEBIRDS with ONE STONE, and it smells GREAT.” During her 14-day stationing, Liu had different experimental trials of “exchanges”, such as aroma blending, surveys, interactions, etc., trying to create a connection and emotional intersection with the community. With all the materials collected during the stationing, Liu conducted a body transformation in which a spontaneous performance named “Sixty-Second ‘I Love You’ and The Sum of all these Love” took place on the second floor of Jinwanwan and its surrounding on Oct 9 and Oct 16.
LIU Chun-liang
Liu Chun-liang is a vocal artist, director, and body performer. Since the beginning of Covid-19, she has also started painting. With a background in politics and sociology, she created perceptional experiences, participatory contexts, and performances with sounds and bodies through stories, songs/sounds, food, and motions. “Verbs” are used to create experiences. All creations change with the contexts, such as the recording project in Time_Place_Space: Nomad. In 2014, she formed a performance group named Moe Chee (tacit understanding in Chinese) together with the Australian experimental musician Clinton Green. In 2016, she released her first album Friction which recorded people’s and street sounds in Kaohsiung, Taipei, and Melbourne. Currently, she is a freelancer and was the Creative Director of Long Distance Collective (theatre), a project review of a performing art platform, and translator of other cultural reviews. In 2021, she focused mainly on human voice creation as the main media and is expecting to launcher her first personal album “I Thought it was Colourful, but They Said it was BLACK” in 2022.