Born in 1991 in Taipei, Taiwan, Bo-Chun Lee graduated from the Department of Architecture at National Taiwan University of Science and Technology and is currently the founder of Jiguang Studio Co., Ltd. Specializing in the use of bamboo to articulate contemporary spatial language, Lee is also deeply passionate about digital fabrication and creative practices involving natural materials. In 2019, he established his design studio, focusing on public art, landscape art installations, and the execution of art festivals. His recent projects include organizing the 2024 and 2025 Taichung Qingshui Walking Art Festival and the 2025 Taipei Landscape Public Art Project. His works have been featured in the 2020 and 2023 Taoyuan Land Art Festival, the 2023 Longtan Second Market Bamboo Entrance Installation, the 2024 Taoyuan Lantern Festival, the 2023 Taiwan Design Expo at the Yingge Ceramics Museum, the 2024 “Flowers in Changhua” large-scale bamboo art curation project, and the 2024 Taipei Landscape Public Art Project.

The Wuwei Community Development Association of Guanyin District, Taoyuan, is rooted in a culturally rich Hakka settlement that carries the history of local pioneering and strong clan traditions. Guided by the core values of “mutual support, shared well-being, and aging in place,” the association actively promotes community care programs, providing warm communal dining, health promotion activities, and home visitation services for local elders. At the same time, it brings together residents and volunteers to preserve Hakka culture, improve environmental landscaping, and strengthen community-based disaster preparedness awareness. Upholding a spirit of unity and cooperation, the association is dedicated to building a sustainable, harmonious, and vibrant community grounded in localized welfare and human warmth.