Julia Hung, born in Taipei in 1986, is an artist whose multicultural upbringing breathes life into both her identity and her art. Her creations exhibit an ever-changing quality, reminiscent of water, effortlessly transcending boundaries and forms while retaining their intrinsic essence. This fluidity mirrors her diverse perspective and embraces the profound Taoist philosophy of interdependence and interchangeability.

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With a Bachelor of Design degree from OCAD University and a Master of Fine Arts degree from HEAD ‒ Genève, Hung seamlessly blends traditional techniques with various mediums to explore alternative modes of thinking and creating art. The resulting microcosm boldly ventures beyond societal norms and cultural barriers.

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In 2017, Hung emerged as a finalist for the “New Heads ‒ Fondation BNP Paribas Art Award”, and her works have been acquired by Artvera's gallery. Recognitions include being a grantee of Asian Cultural Council’s New York Fellowship program in 2024, finalist in the “Taoyuan Fine Arts Exhibition” in 2023 and runner-up in the “Pingtung Fine Art Award” in 2020.​

Her diverse portfolio encompasses the collection of King Car Cultural & Educational Foundation and several permanent public artworks, such as a recent suspension sculpture gracing the lobby of t.Hub Taipei and Hotel Indigo Alishan. Hung has conducted solo exhibitions in Taiwan and participated in group exhibitions in Europe and Canada. In recent years, she has gained recognition as a rising talent in Asia. 

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