Yu-hsuan Lin is a multidisciplinary professional known primarily as an independent curator and artist based in Taipei, born in 1994. He graduated with a Master of Fine Arts in producing cultures and curating from Taipei National University of the Arts in 2022. Lin’s work critically explores the dynamic between individual power and collective experience within artistic and social systems, focusing on contemporary issues such as identity and community under the theme “How I Become us.” His curatorial projects include exhibitions like “Measured in feet” at Hong-gah Museum and “I use my body to draw an island” at Taoyuan Museum of Fine Arts, both in 2023, among others. He is also noted for his dedication to examining the art production system, particularly the development of young artists and generational divides in the arts ecosystem. Lin was nominated for the 22nd Taishin Art Awards by the Taishin Bank Foundation for Art and Culture in 2023–2024, marking a significant recognition of his contributions to contemporary art and curation[1]. In addition to this artistic profile, there are other individuals named Yu-hsuan Lin with distinct careers, including an actor known for works such as *Take Me to the Moon* (2017) and *76 hao kong bu shu dian* (2020)[2], an associate professor engaged in sustainable development research[3], a political science scholar focusing on civil war intervention and international relations[4], and a psychiatrist and researcher specializing in digital biomarkers, mobile health, and psychiatric research communication in Taiwan[5]. The curator and artist Yu-hsuan Lin should not be confused with these professionals.