(11)
Merry Christmas (2024)
Card Design / Print
[ 10.5 × 14.8 cm ]
A Christmas 2024 greeting card combining imagery of a reindeer and an owl with classic holiday lyrics and dawn-inspired colors, evoking a retro, dreamy feel.
(11)
Merry Christmas (2024)
Card Design / Print
[ 10.5 × 14.8 cm ]
A Christmas 2024 greeting card combining imagery of a reindeer and an owl with classic holiday lyrics and dawn-inspired colors, evoking a retro, dreamy feel.
(10)
#Portrait Archive (2021~2025)
Photography
Some portraits I have taken over the past few years,
containing both film and digital.
#Portrait Archive (2021~2025)
Photography
Some portraits I have taken over the past few years,
containing both film and digital.
(09)
The Glory of Fags (2024)
(FULL POEM)
The Glory of Fags
Are we that shameful,
tap dancing in the dim lavatory?
What between us is a wall and
a glory hole.
It's not just once that you peek,
stick lips,
sometimes thrust from behind,
then walk out unbothered.
So casual yet the pounding's hard.
The disembodiment is your lover,
as you dangle and tangle.
There you are,
with your sweet castration,
your thick atrophy,
blowing out muddy smoke.
"That's a nice fag."
The burning buzz craves another pack,
so you'll never quit smoking.
Outside the stall,
we lit up the tobacco once more.
Orally we are intertwined,
while normally aren't.
Fags are fags.
Cigars are cigars.
And the rest is butt.
We don't say much
about inhaling or spitting,
swallowing or exhaling.
How to write a confessional poem
without mouthing the rod out loud?
All the cigarettes of the world are burnt
and will always be burning
into the white thickness of the glory hole.
Motion Graphics
[ 1m 20s ]
A poem visualization of my imitation work The Glory of Fags, inspired by Anne Sexton’s The Fury of Cocks. This video explores themes of endless emotional emptiness and longing within the sexual and romantic experiences of homosexual men through motion graphics and sound design.
The Glory of Fags (2024)
(FULL POEM)
The Glory of Fags
Are we that shameful,
tap dancing in the dim lavatory?
What between us is a wall and
a glory hole.
It's not just once that you peek,
stick lips,
sometimes thrust from behind,
then walk out unbothered.
So casual yet the pounding's hard.
The disembodiment is your lover,
as you dangle and tangle.
There you are,
with your sweet castration,
your thick atrophy,
blowing out muddy smoke.
"That's a nice fag."
The burning buzz craves another pack,
so you'll never quit smoking.
Outside the stall,
we lit up the tobacco once more.
Orally we are intertwined,
while normally aren't.
Fags are fags.
Cigars are cigars.
And the rest is butt.
We don't say much
about inhaling or spitting,
swallowing or exhaling.
How to write a confessional poem
without mouthing the rod out loud?
All the cigarettes of the world are burnt
and will always be burning
into the white thickness of the glory hole.
Motion Graphics
[ 1m 20s ]
A poem visualization of my imitation work The Glory of Fags, inspired by Anne Sexton’s The Fury of Cocks. This video explores themes of endless emotional emptiness and longing within the sexual and romantic experiences of homosexual men through motion graphics and sound design.
(08)
STOP FGM (2023)
Poster Design / Print
[ 21 × 29.7 cm ]
A poster critiquing the practice of female genital mutilation (FGM), still present in certain cultural traditions as a form of controlling female sexuality.
(07)
They start growing since you left (2024)
Graphic Design
A collection of visual experiments featuring various flowers and insects, exploring the contrast between the perceived eternity of nature and the transience of humanity.
(06)
Between Apes and the Phallus (2023)
Photography / AIGC
A collection of photographs from a trip to Alishan (Chiayi, Taiwan). The accompanying video incorporates AI-generated content to experiment with a psychedelic visual experience.
(05)
Foxtrot (2023)
Photography
A photography collection from my trip to Japan in July 2023. Amid the heat and dampness, I felt an urge to strip away layers, searching for rawness and detachment.
(04)
The Edge of Allegedly Sweet Loving (2024)
Scan / Graphic Design
A series of scans drawn from a personal romantic experience. Roses are commonly deemed as symbols of love and affection, yet they are living beings,
blooming and withering in a never-ending cycle.
It's love, allegedly.
(03)
DO YOU THINK IT'S FAIR (2024)
Poster Design / Print
[ 21 × 29.7 cm ]
An imaginary event poster that examines the idea of fairness through wordplay and visual metaphor. Using the dual meaning of fair and the image of a Ferris wheel, the work questions
whether fairness truly exists.
(02)
Possibly Maybe & Frost Bite / Personal Project (2025)
Poster Design / Print
[ 21 × 29.7 cm ]
An ongoing personal project exploring personal interpretations of music with graphic design. Currently includes: Frost Bite by Men I Trust & Possibly Maybe by Björk.
(01)
BAD GOODS (2023)
Editorial Design / Print / 124 pages
[ 17 × 24 cm ]
BAD GOODS is a 124-page magazine that examines aspects of contemporary life in the 21st century. Through a collection of interviews, written articles, and visual content, BAD GOODS documents everyday experiences and cultural observations relevant to the present generation.
(11)
Merry Christmas (2024)
Card Design / Print
[ 10.5 × 14.8 cm ]
A Christmas 2024 greeting card combining imagery of a reindeer and an owl with classic holiday lyrics and dawn-inspired colors, evoking a retro, dreamy feel.
(11)
Merry Christmas (2024)
Card Design / Print
[ 10.5 × 14.8 cm ]
A Christmas 2024 greeting card combining imagery of a reindeer and an owl with classic holiday lyrics and dawn-inspired colors, evoking a retro, dreamy feel.
(10)
#Portrait Archive (2021~2025)
Photography
Some portraits I have taken over the past few years,
containing both film and digital.
#Portrait Archive (2021~2025)
Photography
Some portraits I have taken over the past few years,
containing both film and digital.
(09)
The Glory of Fags (2024)
(FULL POEM)
The Glory of Fags
Are we that shameful,
tap dancing in the dim lavatory?
What between us is a wall and
a glory hole.
It's not just once that you peek,
stick lips,
sometimes thrust from behind,
then walk out unbothered.
So casual yet the pounding's hard.
The disembodiment is your lover,
as you dangle and tangle.
There you are,
with your sweet castration,
your thick atrophy,
blowing out muddy smoke.
"That's a nice fag."
The burning buzz craves another pack,
so you'll never quit smoking.
Outside the stall,
we lit up the tobacco once more.
Orally we are intertwined,
while normally aren't.
Fags are fags.
Cigars are cigars.
And the rest is butt.
We don't say much
about inhaling or spitting,
swallowing or exhaling.
How to write a confessional poem
without mouthing the rod out loud?
All the cigarettes of the world are burnt
and will always be burning
into the white thickness of the glory hole.
Motion Graphics
[ 1m 20s ]
A poem visualization of my imitation work The Glory of Fags, inspired by Anne Sexton’s The Fury of Cocks. This video explores themes of endless emotional emptiness and longing within the sexual and romantic experiences of homosexual men through motion graphics and sound design.
The Glory of Fags (2024)
(FULL POEM)
The Glory of Fags
Are we that shameful,
tap dancing in the dim lavatory?
What between us is a wall and
a glory hole.
It's not just once that you peek,
stick lips,
sometimes thrust from behind,
then walk out unbothered.
So casual yet the pounding's hard.
The disembodiment is your lover,
as you dangle and tangle.
There you are,
with your sweet castration,
your thick atrophy,
blowing out muddy smoke.
"That's a nice fag."
The burning buzz craves another pack,
so you'll never quit smoking.
Outside the stall,
we lit up the tobacco once more.
Orally we are intertwined,
while normally aren't.
Fags are fags.
Cigars are cigars.
And the rest is butt.
We don't say much
about inhaling or spitting,
swallowing or exhaling.
How to write a confessional poem
without mouthing the rod out loud?
All the cigarettes of the world are burnt
and will always be burning
into the white thickness of the glory hole.
Motion Graphics
[ 1m 20s ]
A poem visualization of my imitation work The Glory of Fags, inspired by Anne Sexton’s The Fury of Cocks. This video explores themes of endless emotional emptiness and longing within the sexual and romantic experiences of homosexual men through motion graphics and sound design.
(08)
STOP FGM (2023)
Poster Design / Print
[ 21 × 29.7 cm ]
A poster critiquing the practice of female genital mutilation (FGM), still present in certain cultural traditions as a form of controlling female sexuality.
(07)
They start growing since you left (2024)
Graphic Design
A collection of visual experiments featuring various flowers and insects, exploring the contrast between the perceived eternity of nature and
the transience of humanity.
(06)
Between Apes and the Phallus (2023)
Photography / AIGC
A collection of photographs from a trip to Alishan (Chiayi, Taiwan). The accompanying video incorporates AI-generated content to experiment with a psychedelic visual experience.
(05)
Foxtrot (2023)
Photography
A photography collection from my trip to Japan in July 2023. Amid the heat and dampness, I felt an urge to strip away layers, searching for
rawness and detachment.
(04)
The Edge of Allegedly Sweet Loving (2024)
Scan / Graphic Design
A series of scans drawn from a personal romantic experience. Roses are commonly deemed as symbols of love and affection, yet they are living beings,
blooming and withering in a never-ending cycle.
It's love, allegedly.
(03)
DO YOU THINK IT'S FAIR (2024)
Poster Design / Print
[ 21 × 29.7 cm ]
An imaginary event poster that examines the idea of fairness through wordplay and visual metaphor. Using the dual meaning of fair and the image of a Ferris wheel, the work questions whether fairness truly exists.
(02)
Possibly Maybe & Frost Bite / Personal Project (2025)
Poster Design / Print
[ 21 × 29.7 cm ]
An ongoing personal project exploring personal interpretations of music with graphic design. Currently includes: Frost Bite by Men I Trust & Possibly Maybe by Björk.
(01)
BAD GOODS (2023)
Editorial Design / Print / 124 pages
[ 17 × 24 cm ]
BAD GOODS is a 124-page magazine that examines aspects of contemporary life in the 21st century. Through a collection of interviews, written articles, and visual content, BAD GOODS documents everyday experiences and cultural observations relevant to the present generation.
(11)
Merry Christmas (2024)
Card Design / Print
[ 10.5 × 14.8 cm ]
A Christmas 2024 greeting card combining imagery of a reindeer and an owl with classic holiday lyrics and dawn-inspired colors, evoking a retro, dreamy feel.
(11)
Merry Christmas (2024)
Card Design / Print
[ 10.5 × 14.8 cm ]
A Christmas 2024 greeting card combining imagery of a reindeer and an owl with classic holiday lyrics and dawn-inspired colors, evoking a retro, dreamy feel.
(10)
#Portrait Archive (2021~2025)
Photography
Some portraits I have taken over the past few years,
containing both film and digital.
#Portrait Archive (2021~2025)
Photography
Some portraits I have taken over the past few years,
containing both film and digital.
(09)
The Glory of Fags (2024)
(FULL POEM)
The Glory of Fags
Are we that shameful,
tap dancing in the dim lavatory?
What between us is a wall and
a glory hole.
It's not just once that you peek,
stick lips,
sometimes thrust from behind,
then walk out unbothered.
So casual yet the pounding's hard.
The disembodiment is your lover,
as you dangle and tangle.
There you are,
with your sweet castration,
your thick atrophy,
blowing out muddy smoke.
"That's a nice fag."
The burning buzz craves another pack,
so you'll never quit smoking.
Outside the stall,
we lit up the tobacco once more.
Orally we are intertwined,
while normally aren't.
Fags are fags.
Cigars are cigars.
And the rest is butt.
We don't say much
about inhaling or spitting,
swallowing or exhaling.
How to write a confessional poem
without mouthing the rod out loud?
All the cigarettes of the world are burnt
and will always be burning
into the white thickness of the glory hole.
Motion Graphics
[ 1m 20s ]
A poem visualization of my imitation work The Glory of Fags, inspired by Anne Sexton’s The Fury of Cocks. This video explores themes of endless emotional emptiness and longing within the sexual and romantic experiences of homosexual men through motion graphics and sound design.
The Glory of Fags (2024)
(FULL POEM)
The Glory of Fags
Are we that shameful,
tap dancing in the dim lavatory?
What between us is a wall and
a glory hole.
It's not just once that you peek,
stick lips,
sometimes thrust from behind,
then walk out unbothered.
So casual yet the pounding's hard.
The disembodiment is your lover,
as you dangle and tangle.
There you are,
with your sweet castration,
your thick atrophy,
blowing out muddy smoke.
"That's a nice fag."
The burning buzz craves another pack,
so you'll never quit smoking.
Outside the stall,
we lit up the tobacco once more.
Orally we are intertwined,
while normally aren't.
Fags are fags.
Cigars are cigars.
And the rest is butt.
We don't say much
about inhaling or spitting,
swallowing or exhaling.
How to write a confessional poem
without mouthing the rod out loud?
All the cigarettes of the world are burnt
and will always be burning
into the white thickness of the glory hole.
Motion Graphics
[ 1m 20s ]
A poem visualization of my imitation work The Glory of Fags, inspired by Anne Sexton’s The Fury of Cocks. This video explores themes of endless emotional emptiness and longing within the sexual and romantic experiences of homosexual men through motion graphics and sound design.
(08)
STOP FGM (2023)
Poster Design / Print
[ 21 × 29.7 cm ]
A poster critiquing the practice of female genital mutilation (FGM), still present in certain cultural traditions as a form of controlling female sexuality.
(07)
They start growing since you left (2024)
Graphic Design
A collection of visual experiments featuring various flowers and insects, exploring the contrast between the perceived eternity of nature and the transience of humanity.
(06)
Between Apes and the Phallus (2023)
Photography / AIGC
A collection of photographs from a trip to Alishan (Chiayi, Taiwan). The accompanying video incorporates AI-generated content to experiment with a psychedelic visual experience.
(05)
Foxtrot (2023)
Photography
A photography collection from my trip to Japan in July 2023. Amid the heat and dampness, I felt an urge to strip away layers, searching for rawness and detachment.
(04)
The Edge of Allegedly Sweet Loving (2024)
Scan / Graphic Design
A series of scans drawn from a personal romantic experience. Roses are commonly deemed as symbols of love and affection, yet they are living beings,
blooming and withering in a never-ending cycle.
It's love, allegedly.
(03)
DO YOU THINK IT'S FAIR (2024)
Poster Design / Print
[ 21 × 29.7 cm ]
An imaginary event poster that examines the idea of fairness through wordplay and visual metaphor. Using the dual meaning of fair and the image of a Ferris wheel, the work questions
whether fairness truly exists.
(02)
Possibly Maybe & Frost Bite / Personal Project (2025)
Poster Design / Print
[ 21 × 29.7 cm ]
An ongoing personal project exploring personal interpretations of music with graphic design. Currently includes: Frost Bite by Men I Trust & Possibly Maybe by Björk.
(01)
BAD GOODS (2023)
Editorial Design / Print / 124 pages
[ 17 × 24 cm ]
BAD GOODS is a 124-page magazine that examines aspects of contemporary life in the 21st century. Through a collection of interviews, written articles, and visual content, BAD GOODS documents everyday experiences and cultural observations relevant to the present generation.
09:07:30
2025
Available for commission and collaboration
Yu Tzu Hsuan (2002) is a graphic designer and photographer based in Taipei, Taiwan. He navigates the world by noticing the quiet, imperfect details that are often neglected. Through a lens of softness and raw emotion, he weaves misty, intangible atmospheres into his work, transforming abstract thoughts into lingering images.
Leave a Trace↴
Let's get in touch :-))
Yu Tzu Hsuan (2002) is a graphic designer and photographer based in Taipei, Taiwan. He navigates the world by noticing the quiet, imperfect details that are often neglected. Through a lens of softness and raw emotion, he weaves misty, intangible atmospheres into his work, transforming abstract thoughts into lingering images.
Available for commission and collaboration
Let's get in touch :-))
Leave A Trace ↴
2025
09:07:30
[ Cmd / Control + U to Save ]
09:07:30
2025
Available for commission and collaboration
Yu Tzu Hsuan (2002) is a graphic designer and photographer based in Taipei, Taiwan. He navigates the world by noticing the quiet, imperfect details that are often neglected. Through a lens of softness and raw emotion, he weaves misty, intangible atmospheres into his work, transforming abstract thoughts into lingering images.
Leave a Trace↴
Let's get in touch :-))
Merry Christmas (2024)
Card Design / Print
[ 10.5 × 14.8 cm ]
A Christmas 2024 greeting card combining imagery of a reindeer and an owl with classic holiday lyrics and dawn-inspired colors, evoking a retro, dreamy feel.
#Portrait Archive (2021~2025)
Photography
Some portraits I have taken over the past few years,
containing both film and digital.
The Glory of Fags (2024)
(FULL POEM)
The Glory of Fags
Are we that shameful,
tap dancing in the dim lavatory?
What between us is a wall and
a glory hole.
It's not just once that you peek,
stick lips,
sometimes thrust from behind,
then walk out unbothered.
So casual yet the pounding's hard.
The disembodiment is your lover,
as you dangle and tangle.
There you are,
with your sweet castration,
your thick atrophy,
blowing out muddy smoke.
"That's a nice fag."
The burning buzz craves another pack,
so you'll never quit smoking.
Outside the stall,
we lit up the tobacco once more.
Orally we are intertwined,
while normally aren't.
Fags are fags.
Cigars are cigars.
And the rest is butt.
We don't say much
about inhaling or spitting,
swallowing or exhaling.
How to write a confessional poem
without mouthing the rod out loud?
All the cigarettes of the world are burnt
and will always be burning
into the white thickness of the glory hole.
Motion Graphics
[ 1m 20s ]
A poem visualization of my imitation work The Glory of Fags, inspired by Anne Sexton’s
The Fury of Cocks. This video explores themes of endless emotional emptiness and longing within the sexual and romantic experiences of homosexual men through motion graphics and sound design.
STOP FGM (2023)
Poster Design / Print
[ 21 × 29.7 cm ]
A poster critiquing the practice of female genital mutilation (FGM), still present in certain cultural traditions as a form of controlling female sexuality.
They start growing since you left (2024)
Graphic Design
A collection of visual experiments featuring various flowers and insects, exploring the contrast between the perceived eternity of nature and the transience of humanity.
Between Apes and the Phallus (2023)
Photography / AIGC
A collection of photographs from a trip to Alishan (Chiayi, Taiwan). The accompanying video incorporates AI-generated content to experiment with a psychedelic visual experience.
Foxtrot (2023)
Photography
A photography collection from my trip to Japan in July 2023. Amid the heat and dampness, I felt an urge to strip away layers, searching for rawness and detachment.
The Edge of Allegedly Sweet Loving (2024)
Scan / Graphic Design
A series of scans drawn from a personal romantic experience. Roses are commonly deemed as symbols of love and affection, yet they are living beings,
blooming and withering in a never-ending cycle.
It's love, allegedly.
DO YOU THINK IT'S FAIR (2024)
Poster Design / Print
[ 21 × 29.7 cm ]
An imaginary event poster that examines the idea of fairness through wordplay and visual metaphor. Using the dual meaning of fair and the image of a Ferris wheel, the work questions whether fairness truly exists.
Possibly Maybe & Frost Bite / Personal Project (2025)
Poster Design / Print
[ 21 × 29.7 cm ]
An ongoing personal project exploring personal interpretations of music with graphic design. Currently includes: Frost Bite by Men I Trust & Possibly Maybe by Björk.
BAD GOODS (2023)
Editorial Design / Print / 124 pages
[ 17 × 24 cm ]
BAD GOODS is a 124-page magazine that examines aspects of contemporary life in the 21st century. Through a collection of interviews, written articles, and visual content, BAD GOODS documents everyday experiences and cultural observations relevant to the present generation.
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