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林巧婕（Chiao-Chieh Lin，CCL），畢業於英國倫敦藝術大學中央聖馬丁藝術學院（Central Saint Martins），主修視覺傳達設計。
創作於她而言，從來不是一種職業，而是一種理解世界的方式。
她的創作橫跨視覺設計、攝影、陶藝，以及日常生活中的感官探索。不同的媒材只是不同的語言，而那些持續吸引她的，始終是相同的事物——光影、材質、時間、氣味、空間，以及人與世界之間細微而真實的感受。
她相信，每一段經歷都會留下痕跡，而創作，正是將那些難以言說的感受，慢慢轉化為可以被看見、被觸摸、被感受的形式。
近年來，她持續透過陶藝、植物、芳香療法與哲學思考，重新學習感受生活，也重新理解創作的本質。那些看似分散的探索，最終都指向同一件事情——如何更真實地活著，並與自己、他人以及世界建立連結。
她並不追求固定的風格，也不希望被單一媒材定義。每一次創作，都更像是一場與當下的相遇。她相信，作品不需要完美，而應該忠實地承載每一個時刻留下的痕跡與感受。
這些年，她逐漸明白，創作並不是為了抵達某個答案，而是在每一次觀看、每一次觸碰、每一次呼吸之中，慢慢靠近真正的自己。
而她也希望，自己的作品能夠成為一個安靜的存在，陪伴人們放慢腳步，重新感受那些日常中容易被忽略的細節，在生活裡，找到屬於自己的節奏。
Chiao-Chieh Lin (CCL) is a multidisciplinary creative based in Taipei, Taiwan, and a graduate of the BA Visual Communication program at Central Saint Martins, University of the Arts London.
For CCL, creativity is not confined to a single discipline—it is a way of understanding and engaging with the world.
Her practice moves across visual design, photography, ceramics, and sensory exploration. Rather than being defined by a particular medium, she is drawn to the subtle relationships between people, materials, space, memory, and time. Each medium becomes another language through which invisible thoughts and emotions can take form.
In recent years, her curiosity has expanded into ceramics, aromatherapy, philosophy, and the quiet observations of everyday life. These experiences are not separate pursuits, but interconnected ways of refining how she perceives, creates, and connects. They continue to shape a creative practice grounded in sensitivity, intuition, and presence.
CCL is less interested in pursuing a fixed style than in cultivating an honest way of seeing. She believes meaningful work emerges through careful attention—to light, texture, rhythm, proportion, and the traces of time. Rather than striving for perfection, she values authenticity, allowing each piece to reflect the unique moment in which it was created.
To her, creating is not about arriving at answers, but about remaining curious—observing, feeling, and translating lived experience into forms that invite others to slow down, reconnect, and discover beauty in the overlooked.
She hopes her work offers not only something to be seen, but something to be quietly experienced.
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