The studio
Canvases and sculptures, side by side
Under the timber roof, the large canvases lean against the walls, among the painted wooden sculptures.
Guest artist — Taiwan · Taipei Week 2026
A-Sun Wu
A Taiwanese painter and sculptor born in 1942, A-Sun Wu has made the line a ritual. Years of travel through Africa, the Amazon and the South Pacific feed a body of work made of signs, figures and colour.
The artist
From Luodong to Paris
Born in 1942 in Luodong, Yilan County, A-Sun Wu graduated from National Taiwan Normal University in 1968, then studied at the San Fernando Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Madrid from 1971 to 1973. He went on to live in New York.
From 1979 he travelled through Africa, the Amazon and the South Pacific. He settled in Paris in 1990 and has since divided his studio between Paris and Taipei.
A Chevalier of the Ordre des Arts et des Lettres, he represented Taiwan at the São Paulo Biennial and has exhibited at the Museum of Modern Art in São Paulo, the Ueno Royal Museum in Tokyo, the Trianon de Bagatelle and the Palais-Royal in Paris, the Musée Paul-Valéry in Sète, the State Russian Museum in Saint Petersburg and during the 2008 Beijing Olympics. His monumental sculptures stand at the Hakone Open-Air Museum in Japan.
His work is held by the Musée Cernuschi in Paris, the Museum of Modern Art in São Paulo and the Fine Arts Museums of Taipei and Kaohsiung.
At LabMusée
In the studio
Clermont Fu 
Clermont Fu The gestureThe line first
Gesture precedes form: the line encircles, protects, invokes.
Clermont Fu The worksFrom old wood to the large canvas
Acrylic and shell powder on old wood, paintings on bark, large canvases, sculptures of wood, bone and metal.
The exhibition
