Tzu Ni is a Taiwanese artist based in the Netherlands. Her work studies the flexibility of the body and the meeting point between technology and human experience. Exploring the relationships between sound, gender, and space, she works with multichannel installation, field recording, and text-based narrative to surface memories and sensations that sit beneath language.

Tzu Ni’s practice moves through embodied listening and spatial poetics, building environments where sound operates as intimacy, resistance, and shared knowledge. She is drawn to spaces between institutional and independent contexts, treating them as sites of tension and possibility. Through careful construction of sonic atmospheres, she invites listeners into states where perception stretches, shifts, and becomes porous.