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GHOST IN THE PARK
Ghost Park (2017–2022)
Size: 122x152 cm; 4x5 film
Created with a large-format camera, this series depicts more than one hundred animal statues in parks and temples across Taiwan. Over six years, the artist traveled around the island more than twenty times. The work began as a reflection on whether what we see and the images that represent it are real, and seeks to create an illusion that transcends reality. In the dark, the artist uses a self-developed light-painting technique, illuminating each subject with a flashlight during a two-hour exposure. Like a ritual of summoning spirits, the process brings the animal statues to life within the image. Through light, shadow and the distortions created by shifting and tilting the camera’s bellows, the artist reveals the statues’ spirit and gives them a vivid sense of life.
Peng Yihang | Visual Artist
Peng Yihang, born in 1992, graduated from the Institute of Art and Design, Taipei University of Education. Idea-oriented photography artists explore truth and belief by thinking about the characteristics of images and media through photography. He is interested in invisible forces and focuses on the visual and cultural phenomena and belief in ghosts and gods of Taiwanese people. His works include "Ghost Park", "Dark Light", "Shrine Tumor", "King of Life Wisdom", and "Time Machine to Zeng Wenxi People's Livelihood Community". Important exhibitions include the Chiang Mai Photography Biennale in Thailand, the Taiwan Fine Arts Biennale, the Sesame Land Art Season, and Matsu Art Island. His works have been collected by the Kiyosato Museum of Art in Japan, and he independently published the photo book "Ghost in the Park" in 2023.
Exhibition
Solo exhibition 2024 "Close your eyes, what kind of black you see" Hong Jianquan Foundation, Taipei, Taiwan
Solo Exhibition 2019 "No Photography - Noise", Taipei University of Education Art Museum 202, Taipei, Taiwan
Solo exhibition "Human Park" in 2017, Pier-2 Art District Dayi Warehouse Yang Gallery, Kaohsiung, Taiwan
Solo Exhibition 2016 "If there is a light that can illuminate your universe", 1839 Contemporary Art Gallery, Taipei, Taiwan
Solo Exhibition 2014 "No Photography Exhibition", Xiao Rusong Art Park, Hsinchu, Taiwan
Solo Exhibition 2014 “This Was - Street Kissing”, Kamo Gamo Gallery, Kaohsiung, Taiwan