Jenwei Huang is a contemporary artist with an MFA from National Kaohsiung Normal University. His practice is grounded in the concept of “Meta-Hanzi” (元漢字), a framework that investigates how writing systems shape cultural memory, structures of knowledge, and the conditions of visibility. His work Hanzi Gong – Heart draws from the 1716 Kangxi Dictionary and focuses on 736 characters associated with the 心/忄 radical. Rather than treating these characters as linguistic units to be read, the work transforms them through layered deconstruction and “actual-character overload” (真字過載) into dense visual fields. Within this radical system, the heart radical becomes a site where emotion, thought and perception remain intertwined — a state in which pure feeling precedes definition. By suspending legibility, Huang examines how systems of language and information shape perception, while opening a space for human experience beyond fixed structures of meaning.