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Almost SOMETHING

Process-based

Interdisciplinary artist

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Living in between

form and unform

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ART PROCESS

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Step into Wei-Tung Yeh’s playground, where materials, forms, and ideas are never asked to stay still. Born in Taiwan and based in New York, Yeh works at the threshold where something begins to take shape, gather meaning, and then shift into something else. Her practice invites us to loosen what we think we know, remain curious within uncertainty, and discover possibility in the act of seeing again.

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ART HEALS

Art can hold

Making can reveal

Relation can shift

Change can be practiced

This attention to how forms shift extends beyond the artwork itself and into Yeh’s understanding of art as a space for healing. Art does not erase pain or return us to a finished form. Through making, experience can become visible, felt, and reorganized without needing to be fully explained. Materials can hold uncertainty, repetition can offer steadiness, and change can be explored in tangible form. Healing may begin not when an experience is resolved, but when our relationship to it is allowed to change.

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