Wu Yun-Jieh (b. 1996, Tainan, Taiwan) is currently pursuing an MFA in New Media Art at the National Taipei University of the Arts. Her practice often combines photography, video, and 3D animation to construct uncanny, narrative-driven moving images. Through her work, Wu reflects on how digital environments shape human experience, perception, and affect.
Her film Divine Intervention received the Jury’s Special Mention at the 47th Golden Harvest Awards (2025). Previous works have been presented at the Ars Electronica Festival (Austria, 2023), Taipei Digital Art Center (2020), and were awarded the Annual Special Prize at the Taoyuan Fine Arts Exhibition (2021).
Education
2020 ~ MFA, New Media Art, National Taiwan University of Art(NTUA),Taipei, Taiwan 2019 BFA, Visual Communication Design, Dayeh University(DYU), Changhua, Taiwan
Awards & Grants 2025 The 47th Golden Harvest Awards for Outstanding Short Films, Special Jury Award, Taiwan
2024 New Taipei City Student Film Awards,
Honorable Mention, Taiwan 2023 National Culture and Arts Foundation, Audiovisual Media Arts Grant, Taiwan 2021 Taoyuan Fine Art Exhibition, Special Award, Taiwan
Group Exhibitions
2025 The Wrong Biennale 7《Margins in Fluxus》, kamîm tuhut pavilion, Online
2024 Temporary Friends, Disposable Lovers; A Digital Séance, Massform, New Taipei City, Taiwan 2023 Ars Electronica Festival <Epicentrum> Campus Exhibitions, Kunstuniversität Linz SPLACE Gallery, Linz, Austria 2021 Taoyuan Fine Art Exhibition, Department of Cultural Affairs, Taoyuan, Taiwan 2021 TNUA Contemporary Art Prize, Taipei, Taiwan 2020 01_LOVE@DAC, Digital Art Center, Taipei, Taiwan
Screenings
2025 The 4th Wuhan bǎilin Film Festival, NewBeacon Film Art Park (DIC), Wuhan, China
2025 The 47th Golden Harvest Awards for Outstanding Short Films, Screening Tour in Taiwan
2024 South Sound Experimental Film Festival 2024, Northwest Film Forum, Seattle, WA, United States
2024 New Taipei City Student Film Awards, Fu zhong 15 – Documentary Cinema, New Taipei City, Taiwan
Collection
2021 Taoyuan Museum of Fine Arts, Taoyuan, Taiwan