Artist
Ho Hsiao-Mei
In 2010, Ho Hsiao-Mei founded MeimageDance, and has since been acclaimed as “a master of creating surreal imagination”. Her works are known for their diversity, physical exploration, and richly vibrant aesthetic—a fusion of Taiwan’s contemporary vitality and feminine intensity. Through her choreography, Ho probes the body as a vessel of emotion, revealing the most delicate strata of the human spirit. Her signature works—New Paradise of Silent Island, Renaissance of its Ashes, and The Lost Limbo—merge ritual, technology, and local culture. Ho received Taiwan’s National Arts Award in 2016, and founded the Dance Now Asia Festival （DNA）in 2023, dedicated to fostering creative exchange and cultural dialogue among Asian choreographers and dancers. Her early work Three was praised by The New York Times for “its distinct style that lets the body speak as language.” Her latest VR & dance work The Lost Limbo featured at Kunstfest Weimar, was praised by Rolf C. Hemke, its Artistic Director, “A Taiwanese dance work that reaches astonishing heights in its integration of theme, technology, and artistic expression…”
Artwork
Monologue of Barbie
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