Jui-Ying Huang  
黃芮盈

Composer/ Pianist/ Artist

Jui-Ying Huang (also Ray Huang), born on 3rd March 1990, comes from Taichung City, Taiwan. She is a composer, pianist, and multi-artist influenced by military, Asian cultures and film music. Her work is described as: 'Sincerely moving, and rich in musicality.‘After graduating from National Sun Yat-sen University (Kaohsiung, Taiwan) and National Defense University (Taipei, Taiwan), she is currently pursuing her music PhD at Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance (London, UK) and seeks to express her messages and lively rhythm soundscapes with different forms of driving force, energy, and momentum. Her research focuses on exploring and experimenting with strong, repetitive, pulsation and pacing musical movements.

Having spent years immersed in Paiwan culture—one of the Indigenous peoples of Taiwan—she also draws profound inspiration from traditional Taiwanese and related aboriginal music. In particular, she is captivated by the Lalingedan (double-pipe nose flute, which means 'breath of life’), a unique instrument invented by the Paiwan people.
Her strong motivation is to provide feedback to individuals and the world, those who are creating actual and priceless art.

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