Yang-Cheng Cheng
Yang-Cheng Cheng, a renowned contemporary iron sculptor, began his career as a mechanic’s apprentice, repairing cars, trucks, and various machines, and therefore acquired solid ironwork techniques. 
With his artistic talent, he has transformed from a mechanic into an iron sculptor, excelling in metal shaping and welding. He welds scrap iron and discarded parts into works full of playfulness. The richly imaginative and versatile works inspired by his hometown’s agricultural products, coastal fishermen, and robots, are astonishing and shape his distinctive creative style.

Wei-Ying Liu
Wei-Ying Liu, who grew up in Taoyuan, has held many solo and joint exhibitions. She is currently a member of Zone Art (artist and curator).
Combining contemporary art exhibitions, art education (aesthetics cultivation), cultural and creative crafts, and community art activities, she connects with Taoyuan, revitalizing local culture and fostering new cultural forms through cultural engagement. In recent years, through local art action projects, she has linked art, education, and the community, gently unfolding a local cultural renaissance.

Hung-Cheng Chiu
Hung-Cheng Chiu, born in Bade, Taoyuan, graduated with a Master’s degree in Art Education and Creation from National Tsing Hua University (formerly National Hsinchu University of Education). His artistic practice primarily employs ceramics, with a specialization in sculptural ceramic creation. Recently, he has developed ceramic tableware inspired by dining aesthetics under his art and lifestyle brand, “Very Person Art House.”
In addition to his dedication to ceramics, he also works in woodcraft and spatial design. He currently serves as the director of Zone Art and Very Person Art House, actively promoting local culture and art.