Li-yun Lin is a self-taught Taiwanese artist whose oil paintings intertwine memory, nature, abstraction and spirituality. Through layered textures and atmospheric gradients, she constructs emotional landscapes that evoke presence and absence, stillness and flux. Each piece is a visual meditation on transience, inviting viewers to engage with the quiet tension between erosion and emergence. Her approach has been shaped by exhibition experience. As such, she creates reflective spaces that foster contemplation and cross-cultural dialogue. She reflects quiet tension between memory and landscape through abstraction and gradients, evoking silence and emotional residue shaped by Taiwanese heritage.