Cels explores how the body perceives space beyond vision. His works often begin from movement— how a structure trembles, rotates, or resists— and extend into installations that invite viewers to feel space through vibration and flow.

Emerging from graffiti culture, he continues to treat gesture as a way of thinking. Through 3D-printed forms and kinetic mechanisms, he re-imagines space as an extension of the body’s internal motion. Influenced by the idea of Qi, he sees energy not as an image but as a rhythm that connects body, material, and environment.

He is currently based in Taipei, Taiwan.