The Amis of the Dulan tribe in Taitung extended her thoughts on ethnic culture, ecological environment, and humanistic context based on the weaving and embroidery craft. She began to create the patchwork mural “Totem in Memory” commissioned by the Taitung National Taxation Bureau in 2001. It has been nearly 20 years since its creation. No matter the medium used is steel bar, driftwood, stone or bamboo. Hana’s works always have many flexible and tense lines. A unique artistic perspective on the east coast of the island where the Coast Mountains meet the Pacific Ocean. Hana Ge Liu even established the “Landiao Weaver Girl” studio to reproduce the close relationship between tribal life and craftsmanship.
- 2022 East Coast Land Art Festival Artist-in-Residence, Taitung, Taiwan
- 2021 “Hey Sea, Sea Girl Life – Our American Daily Life” Hana Geliu & Landiao Weaver Girl Creation Exhibition, Taitung, Taiwan
- 2021 “Body is Tribe – Aboriginal Contemporary Art Rooted in Flow”, Luodong Cultural Workshop, Yilan, Taiwan
- 2021 South Art Festival, Taitung, Taiwan
- 2021 “Small Rest Near the Mountains and Seas” Art Installation Exhibition, Kaohsiung, Taiwan
- 2020 “Boundary Dulan: Imagination and Practice”, Taitung Art Museum, Taitung, Taiwan
- 2019 “The Power of Red Desolation – Bronze Gate Knife and Dulan Weaving Exhibition”, Hualien County Stone Sculpture Museum, Hualien, Taiwan
- 2019 Kaohsiung International Container Art Festival, Kaohsiung, Taiwan
- 2019 “The Force of Mountains and Seas – Aboriginal Art Exhibition”, Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall, Taipei, Taiwan
- 2017 East Coast Land Art Festival Resident Artist, Taitung, Taiwan
