Ya Ke Tsai is a Taiwan-based artist working with sculptural painting and non-rectangular canvases, exploring how the body orients itself through space, light, and movement. In Tremor, light reveals subtle shifts within gaps, creating a sense of unrest. His practice transforms memory into a tangible, spatial field of perception. He describes the canvas as skin, frame as bone, paint as blood, embodying a living structure of feeling. Through fractured, non-rectangular forms, he explores rupture, void, and unstable order, reflecting tensions between identity, expectation and becoming.