Ho-Ju, Wu
Artist Email: ytf208@nyu.edu

Director: 馮鈺婷
Yu-Ting Feng comes from an island nation called Taiwan and now lives in Manhattan, another island. She has a BA from Yuan Zen University of Taiwan, and a diploma from the Chinese Film Association. She is trained as a filmmaker, with an academic background in communications, technology and art. She worked with a number of international non-profit and art-related organizations and participated in events such as Reduce the Digital Divide in Africa, India, and Nepal; Post-Actitud Exhibition in Mexico; International Folk Festival in Italy; and off Avignon Festival in France. Her works have screened at film festivals in Tokyo, Beijing, Kaohsiung and Taipei. Yu-Ting is also the co-founder of IMoviee.com and 5406 Ltd.. Additionally, she has taught at both national and private universities. Her script “Seven Days After A Son’s Death” won Best Screenplay Award in Taiwan in 2012. In 2014, she interactive art work got selected by New York Dumbo Art Festival, and MTA in grand central terminal as part of the MTA Arts for Transit Springfest. Yu-Ting holds and MPS in interactive telecommunications from NYU Tisch; she focuses on nontraditional interactive storytelling, specifically works that evoke poetic moments in public spaces.

Choreographer 吳和儒
Ho-Ju, Wu is originally from Taipei, Taiwan. She received a B.F.A. in dance from National Taiwan University of the Arts and an M.F.A. in dance from New York University’s Tisch School of the Arts. She has performed works by Deborah Jowitt, Kendra Portier, Allyson Green, Giada Ferrone and Wu-Kang Chen. She as well as has danced for Century Contemporary Dance Company, Kaohsiung City Ballet and 31 Opera Company. Ho-Ju participated in the opening ceremony of the 21st summer Deaflympics as an assistant choreographer in 2009. She then performed as a dancer for Taipei City Government Image Commercial and worked with the Ju Percussion Group in Taiwan in 2012. As a choreographer, Ho-Ju has choreographed "Too loud a Solitude", "Pyjamaz" in 2008 and 2009, "Trio" in 2013; recently she joined the Indah Walsh Dance Company. Collaborate with Sam Lavigne and Adam Quinn