Headlines that need your knees
Cho Wei's ceramic chains put online language on the floor at Yinggo Spot.
By Look Three Small editors · Yingge, New Taipei, October 9, 2026
Cho Wei, 鏈結—同溫層, detail
Cho Wei · Ceramic, 2025; detail
Work: Cho Wei, 鏈結—同溫層 (detail), 2025, ceramic. Photo: Yinggo Spot.
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Online headlines stamped into ceramic chains; the venue invites visitors to crouch for a closer read.
The chain links lie in heaps on a white floor. Their rough brown surfaces carry stamped Chinese, English and Korean. Cho Wei took these fragments from online news, content-farm headlines and claims found to be false. The work is 鏈結—同溫層 (2025).
Yinggo Spot's close-up photographs reward looking at the surface; the venue invites visitors to crouch down to read it. I like the interruption. A headline usually hurries you toward the next one. Here, even your reading posture needs to change.
See it in Inner Voice: Context, Cho Wei's solo show at the third-floor arts centre. The exhibition is free through November 8, 10:00–19:00, with the first and third Tuesdays of each month closed. Make it a stop during a walk through Yingge's pottery streets.
Cho Wei, 鏈結—同溫層, stamped text on the links
Cho Wei · Ceramic, 2025; detail
Work: Cho Wei, 鏈結—同溫層 (detail), 2025, ceramic. Photo: Yinggo Spot.
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Get there
Public transport
From Yingge railway station, Google Routes estimates a 927-metre walk taking about 13 minutes via Wenhua Road, Jianshanpu Road and Taoci Street. Head to the third-floor arts centre at No.18 Taoci Street.
Sources
- Yinggo Spot: Cho Wei, Inner Voice: Context ↗ — Dates, hours, free entry, closing days and location
- Yinggo Spot on Threads: exhibition post ↗ — The venue's own announcement
- Yinggo Spot arts column: 鏈結—同溫層 ↗ — Work details and photographs