Work

  1. The river seen from above through tree branches, with a valley, farmland and green hills beyond.

    Along the Xindian River

    沿著新店溪

    2025–2026 · New Taipei City, Taiwan · Field Research

    Along the Xindian River is an ongoing sound project that follows the Xindian River from the city to its upper reaches, through underwater recordings, oral histories and listening workshops with residents.
  2. A person wearing headphones stands behind a glass wall, with contact microphones attached to the glass by suction cups and trees and passers-by reflected in it.

    Overheated State

    過熱狀態

    2025 · Taipei Fine Arts Museum, Taipei · Sound Intervention

    Overheated State uses contact microphones, low-frequency vibrations and displaced soundscapes to expose the hidden systems through which urban heat is produced and displaced. As mist cools the skin, sound reveals a city that continues to overheat.
  3. Two cetaceans surface in open sea, one showing a dark dorsal fin, under a sky of white clouds.

    Cetacean Sound Recording Project

    鯨豚聲音採集計畫

    2023–2024 · Hualien, Taiwan · Field Research

    The Cetacean Sound Recording Project brings together marine research, underwater recording and sound composition. Recordings of whales and dolphins off the coast of Hualien became the basis for compositions exploring listening across species.
  4. Two participants sit in headphones under a leaning tree at the far side of a large lawn, with dense forest beyond.

    Undercurrents of Memory

    拾夢者的記憶伏流

    2023 · Hengchun Peninsula, Taiwan · Sound Work

    Undercurrents of Memory emerged from field research on Taiwan’s Hengchun Peninsula. Through environmental recordings, regional folk songs, electronic sound and poetic guidance, the work traces memories carried across land, bodies and generations.
  5. Seven older residents sit in a row in a tea field wearing headphones, eyes forward, with forest and terraced tea rows behind them.

    Listening to Yongxing

    聆聽永興

    2024–2025 · Yongxing Village, Fanlu Township, Chiayi, Taiwan · Community-based Sound Practice, Field Recording, Oral History and Participatory Workshop

    Listening to Yongxing is a sound-based residency project developed in Fanlu Township, Chiayi. Through environmental field recording and expressive sound workshops with older residents, Jez Fang created a situated response to Zhanghu Creek, agricultural landscapes, local memory and everyday life in Yongxing Village.
  6. A glowing woven sphere hangs above a round white plinth with dried grasses, surrounded by suspended headphones and sheer white fabric.

    Between Sound and Making

    聲作之間

    2025 · Lunping, Taoyuan, Taiwan · Five-part Headphone Sound Installation

    A five-part sound installation created with woodworker Wei Rongming, metal artist Chen Yuanfang, glass artist Xu Jinlang, grass-weaving artist Wang Yuxiang, and ceramic artist Li Mingsong. Through contact microphones and environmental recording, the work listens to the friction, rhythm, resistance, and breath that emerge between the makers and their materials.
  7. Three people in blue-lit headphones work at low tables in a room with peeling plaster walls, a hanging root sculpture and curtains of pale paper discs in the window: one at a laptop and controller, one seated on a cushion, one writing at a desk with a microphone.

    re:incarnate

    輪迴

    2024 · Taipei, Taiwan · Live Sound Experience

    re:incarnate brings together Jo Lee’s recycled paper and live bookmaking, Jez Fang’s improvised sound composition, and poetry and spoken voice by Kayo Lu. Paper, sound and language respond to one another as the book gradually takes form.
  8. Two people with headlamps, one shining red and one white, stand in thick night fog on a grassy ridge, seen only as silhouettes.

    Yang Ming Heart Beats

    火山心跳

    2022 · Yangmingshan Experimental Mountain House, Taipei, Taiwan · Field Recording · Headphone Sound Work

    Yang Ming Heart Beats gathers environmental sounds recorded across different hours and seasons at Dream Lake, Lujiaokeng Creek and Mount Huangzui. Captured with a 360-degree microphone and presented through stereo headphones, the work invites listeners into the mountain’s slow and continually changing rhythms.
  9. A cobbled brick alley climbs towards a white arched gateway between tall brick houses tangled with power cables, a motorcyclist riding down the middle.

    Undercurrents of Memory: Nepal Chapter

    拾夢者的記憶伏流：尼泊爾篇

    2023 · Nepal and Southern Taiwan · Sound Work

    Undercurrents of Memory: Nepal Chapter weaves field recordings of temple chants, children, alleyways, water wheels and village life into an evolving live electronic composition. Sound becomes a portal into memory and imagination, bringing distant places closer through the shared textures of ritual, labour and everyday life.
  10. A facilitator and six children stand in a semicircle facing a wall, each with both hands cupped over their ears, in front of projected forest photographs.

    Summoning the Sound Beasts

    召喚神獸之聲

    2025 · Taichung, Taiwan · Participatory Sound, Field Recording, Foley and Sound Theatre

    Summoning the Sound Beasts is a participatory sound project for children. Through environmental listening, field recording, character design, Foley and collective performance, participants brought imagined creatures to life through sound.
  11. Children stand and move in a bright classroom while an adult holds up a large sheet of paper with a hand-drawn diagram, with a screen behind them.

    Learning to Listen

    學習聆聽

    2023 · Teach For Taiwan Education Innovation Base, Pingtung, Taiwan · Participatory Project

    Learning to Listen invited children to explore their relationship with the surrounding world through environmental sound, movement, breath and collective creation. From frogs and hermit crabs to family songs, everyday sounds became starting points for perception, memory and expression.