Ke-Wei WU (Ke-Wei)
Tainan
Community engaged arts, Horticulture/ nature/ environment, Journalism, Literature/poetry/ storytelling, Photography, Tourism
Economic opportunity, Environment, Local Culture/alternative economic models, Occupational skill / vocational training
Kuanntian Studio / Research Center for Humanities and Social Science, National Cheng Kung University(NCKU), Taiwan
WU Ke-Wei is based in Guantian, Tainan, Taiwan. He works as a researcher, artist, graphic designer, and writer. His artistic practice spans artistic book, community art, fiction, and photography, with a focus on local communities and agriculture—particularly the relationship between farming methods, environmental ethics, and taskscapes (e.g. Co-Farming Project, Burning Island Travel Guide [created with TSAI Yu-Jou]). His research explores the political economy of degrowth, examining alternative economic models and seeking diverse systems of value exchange.