For more than two decades, Yang Chung Ming (b. 1974, Taiwan) has cultivated a diverse artistic practice. Specializing in printmaking, his work explores intersections between the personal and the cultural, examining the impact of East and West, traditional and modern, on the contemporary social and global dynamic.

A graduate from the Tainan National University of the Arts, Taiwan, he founded the 324 Print Studio in 2003, devoting himself not only to creating but also teaching and promoting art. He believes that art should be accessible to everyone.

In a lecture at the National Palace Museum of Taiwan in 2014, his discourse on printmaking art resulted in an invitation for Yang to participate in an exhibition the following year, the first time the Museum has invited contemporary artists, making the exhibition an interesting contrast on techniques and styles between the past and present.