Shiao-Jen Yeh

CEO, Win Sing Development Co Ltd.

The Bridges | For the CEO, architectural design creates a beautiful life for the people

Although not originally from an architectural background, Shiao-Jen Yeh has always had a deep appreciation for beauty. Upon entering the field of architecture, she recognised its inherent artistic nature, viewing buildings as large-scale works of art.

Her goal in architectural design is to create beautiful living environments for people. During her time at Win Sing Development, Yeh immersed herself in every aspect of the business, including construction sites, sales and design. She extensively studied architecture through books, travelled the world to admire magnificent structures, and visited museums and art galleries to cultivate a global perspective and aesthetic sensibility. Inspired by the impact of art on her own life, Yeh sought to introduce art to Taiwan and share it with a wider audience, ultimately leading to the establishment of Winsing Art Space.

Winsing Art Space curates three to four exhibitions featuring international contemporary artists each year, inviting people to experience the same emotions that art gives. Over time, many of Winsing Art Space’s exhibitions have garnered extensive media coverage abroad and gained recognition from experts in foreign art museums. Additionally, Winsing Art Space actively sponsors Taiwanese performing arts groups and visual artists, bridging their work with the world. Likewise, Win Sing Development collaborates with renowned international architectural designers, ensuring that each project becomes not only an architectural and artistic masterpiece in terms of its exterior, landscape and interior design but also offers residents a sense of the connection between architecture, art and life.

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During the exhibition of Korean artist Haegue Yang, Shiao-Jen Yeh said, “Although Haegue Yang is Korean, she has been living in Berlin. She once mentioned that when she first arrived in Berlin, she couldn't speak a word of German. Similarly, in my childhood, I didn't know how to speak English and was brought to the United States by my parents to study. This aspect of our personal growth experiences resonates with me.”

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Photography  

Mark Lee

Styling  

Kathy Hsu

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