陳雲 Chen-Yun（1988, Taiwan）
1988年生於台灣宜蘭。畢業於國立臺北藝術大學美術創作研究所，目前生活與工作於台北。陳雲的繪畫多以組件形式呈現，利用蒙太奇的敘事方法捕捉那些潛沉記憶。而她精心規劃的構圖，像是一首詩作，隱藏了現實與時空，僅留下一些有限的線索，像是定焦的場景、手的特寫、女人的背影，和微觀的物件或符號的畫面，讓觀者自行拼接組合獨立閱讀。陳雲像是一個領路人，打著微弱的光帶領觀者走入記憶深處。閱讀陳雲的作品，觀眾從不感陌生，反而像是將人生的回憶與夢境，從深處取出又反覆複習。
過去作品曾獲2012年「臺北美術獎優選」；2011年「國立台北藝術大學美術創作卓越獎」與2009年「財團法人龍顏基金會第四屆藝術創作獎」。重要個展經歷包含：「晨絮拾影」，伊日藝術計劃，台北（2018）；「塵語私絮」，伊日藝術計劃，高雄（2015）。聯展包含：「溢界x邊線」，大未來林舍畫廊，台北（2017）；「她們：國際女性藝術家特展」，龍美術館，上海（2016）；「光譜的稜線」，關渡美術館，臺北（2015）。作品也曾獲國立臺灣美術館、龍美術館與財團法人龍顏基金會等藝術機構典藏。
Chen Yun, a Taiwanese artist born in Yilan in 1988, earned a Masters degree in Fine Arts from the Taipei National University of the Arts and presently resides in Taipei. Her paintings are characterized by a montage of narrative components that capture submerged memories. Through carefully planned compositions, Chen conceals reality and time, offering only limited clues, such as fixed-focus scenes, close-ups of hands, women's backs, and microscopic images of objects or symbols, for viewers to piece together and interpret independently. Chen's works guide the viewer into the depths of memory with a faint light, evoking a sense of familiarity as they bring to the surface the memories and dreams of life.
Chen Yun's artistic contributions have garnered recognition, including nomination for the Taipei Arts Awards in 2012, an Outstanding Art Prize from the Taipei National University of the Arts in 2011, and the Long Yen Foundation Creative Arts Award in 2009. Notable solo exhibitions featuring her works include Between Sleep and Wakefulness at YIRI ARTS, Taipei (2018), and Murmuring in the Haze at YIRI ARTS, Kaohsiung (2015). She has also participated in group exhibitions such as Borders and Beyond at LIN & LIN GALLERY, Taipei (2017), SHE: International Women Artist Exhibition at Long Museum West Bound, Shanghai (2016), and The Spine of Spectrum at Kuandu Museum of Fine Arts, Taipei (2015).
Chen Yun's works are held in museum collections such as the National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts in Taichung, the Long Museum in Shanghai, and the Long Yen Foundation in Taipei.