JHC_JUDY is a Taiwan-born, New York-based multidisciplinary artist whose practice sits at a poetic crossroads of traditional craftsmanship and thoughtful technology. Her tactile work is rooted in emotional honesty and material sensitivity, translating body language, memory, and fleeting moments into form. Through an interdisciplinary approach that bridges the handmade and the digital, she creates spaces where vulnerability, playfulness, and curiosity coexist, allowing emotion to emerge through material, gesture, and subtle technological presence. She holds a B.S. in Computer Science and Studio Art with Honors from Stony Brook University, with a minor in Digital Arts.
"My work investigates human interaction and material response, treating objects as dynamic, interactive systems rather than static forms. I create experiences that respond to touch, movement, and proximity, where meaning emerges through use rather than interpretation. In this way, my practice preserves the ephemeral by continually reactivating it through human presence."
"My work investigates human interaction and material response, treating objects as dynamic, interactive systems rather than static forms. I create experiences that respond to touch, movement, and proximity, where meaning emerges through use rather than interpretation. In this way, my practice preserves the ephemeral by continually reactivating it through human presence."