Hai-Ting is the founder of Printed-Noise Lab in Taipei, a multi dimensional platform connecting performers, choreographers, directors and other like-minded artists to explore the possibilities of sound in a variety of settings. Ze also works as an Associate Professor and Director of the Center for Sound Arts and Acoustics Research at the National Taiwan University of Arts.

With a background in classical and contemporary music, Hai-Ting obtained zir bachelor in Queensland Conservatorium in Australia and a diploma from Conservatoire National Supérieur de Musique et de danse de Paris (CNSMDP). After zir academic studies, Hai-Ting translated zir classical training into a more modern approach to sound, detaching zirself from a conservative vision of music composition and focussing on the creation and performance of experimental music and distinctive forms of arts. 

Hai-Ting has over 10 years of experience teaching in universities in Taiwan using Ableton Live, covering subjects such as music making, sound design and performance skills, from basic to advanced levels. As the Director of the Center for Sound Arts and Acoustics Research, ze is responsible for curating events and installations, and managing the University’s immersive sound studio to collaborate with a variety of museums and universities in the country.