Exhibition opening : Vroom Vroom - A Total Story by Su Hui-Yu

Selected profiles

• Su Hui-Yu ^(TW)

  Su Hui-Yu (b. 1976, Taipei) is an artist and filmmaker working at the intersection of video, performance, and installation to explore the connection between mass media, post-colonial history, identity and technology. Often foregrounding marginalised voices and drawing on popular culture, Su employs re-shooting as a method to revisit unfinished, tabooed, and misunderstood narratives from the past, opening up new readings of collective memory—not as nostalgia, but as an active and critical rewriting. Su Hui-Yu has exhibited internationally at institutions including MOCA Taipei, MAMBO Bogota in Columbia, Taipei Fine Arts Museum, Kaohsiung Museum of Fine Arts, San Jose Museum of Art (USA), Kunsthalle Winterthur (Switzerland), Casino Luxembourg, Bangkok Art and Culture Center, Hyundai ArtLab (Seoul), and Power Station of Art (Shanghai). His works have also been presented at major film festivals, including the International Film Festival Rotterdam (which dedicated a retrospective to his video works in 2017), Berlinale (Forum, 2025), Videonale (Germany), Singapore International Film Festival, Taipei Golden Horse Film Festival, and PERFORMA (New York). Su Hui-Yu lives and works in Taipei, Taiwan.

• Tofu Collective ^(DK)

  Tofu Collective is a Copenhagen-based curatorial team, publishing house, and cross-cultural platform facilitating artistic exchange through exhibitions, books, and events. Through transnational initiatives, they are dedicated to supporting next-generation, trailblazing artists and fostering knowledge of contemporary art while cultivating connections across Taiwan, Hong Kong, China and the global diasporic Sinosphere. As a non-profit DIWO (Do It With Others) organisation, the work of Tofu Collective is rooted in sustained research and collaborative approaches, involving a comprehensive global network of emerging and established artists, art professionals, cultural producers and communities. In doing so, they are committed to realise art projects that bring new cutting-edge perspectives and expressions to the European art scene while disrupting its West-centric structures. Between 2023 – 2025, Tofu Collective established and operated Tofu Space – a 15-months exhibition programme and experimental platform in the facilities of the Gammel Strand art institution in central Copenhagen. Along the way, they have collaborated with internationally renowned artists such as LG Guggenheim winner Shu Lea Cheang, Taishin Arts Award recipient Su Hui-Yu, and Turner Prize nominee Sin Wai Kin. In 2024, they published their latest book, Typhoon – In the Eye of Taiwan’s New Artistic Whirlwinds, in collaboration with the publishing house dmp editions in Taipei.

• Maria Nadia Nour ^(DK/MA)

  Maria Nadia Nour (b. 1988, Denmark) is an interdisciplinary artist working across choreography, film, sound and installation. Nour has a collaborative practice where she investigates the voice as an affective and epistemic material, by exploring how meaning moves beyond language through bodily, sculptural and technological systems. In her works she invites speculative investigations into communication, language and embodiment. Maria Nadia Nour graduated Malmö Art Academy in 2025.

• Minh Ngọc Nguyễn ^(DK)

  Minh Ngọc Nguyễn (b. 1992, Denmark) works with photography as both a medium and as a visual system. Nguyễn examines how image culture shape identity, desire and cultural perception through still life stills and the aesthetics of commercial studio photography. Using everyday objects, pop-cultural references and decolonial image theory, Nguyễn dismantles and reassembles representation, while expanding photography beyond the printed image into spatial and performative contexts. Nguyễn holds an MFA in Photography from HDK-Valand Academy of Art and Design in Gothenburg (2018) and a BA in Visual Communication from Danish School of Media and Journalism in Copenhagen (2016).   This profile was last updated on 19 January 2025.

• Ribka M. Pattinama Coleman ^(ID/DK)

  Ribka M. Pattinama Coleman (b.1989, Jakarta) is an interdisciplinary artist. Coleman has a research-driven and materially sensitive practice centred on exploring alternative modes of storytelling that challenge dominant narratives from a decolonial perspective. Their works evokes heritage, colonial relations, ecology, extraction and oral histories, and by foregrounding process as an integral part of finished works, non-hierarchical forms of production is valued. Grounded in lived experience and social intimacy as forms of knowledge, Coleman’s practice unfolds through collective, multi-perspectival and collaborative ways of working. Ribka M. Pattinama Coleman is educated at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts.   This profile was last updated on 19 January 2025.