CHANG, Alice Hui-Sheng

Alice Hui-Sheng Chang is a Taiwanese experimental vocalist, sound artist and educator, born in Changhua in 1984. Her practice encompasses extended vocal techniques, improvisation and collaboration with artists working across different disciplines.
She completed a Master of Fine Arts at RMIT University in Melbourne in 2006 and a Master of Arts in Therapeutic Arts Practices at the MIECAT Institute in 2014. Since 2003, she has performed across Asia, Oceania and Europe, and has undertaken artistic residencies in countries including Taiwan, Australia, France, Portugal, Austria, Belgium and South Korea.
Based in Tainan, Chang founded Ting Shuo Hear Say, an organisation and community venue dedicated to listening, artistic practice and education. Alongside her artistic work, she is active as an educator and therapeutic arts practitioner.
Her recordings include When She Was Asleep, released by Antifrost, and Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland (2023). The latter features vocal improvisations recorded during a residency at Q-O2 in Brussels in 2022. The project brings together her recordings and poetic scores with illustrations and handmade publications by Lorraine Heller-Nicholas.