Rye Lin completed her first translation work in the summer of 2015. It was a literature/photobook written and made by a Taiwanese photographer. Rye began to work as a parttime translator since then.
In the last year of her university life, she enrolled in the exchange program organised by her university and studied at the Australian National University for a semester, and she went on to work in a law firm in Sydney as an education agent.
After formally graduating from National Taiwan Normal University, Rye Lin spent most of her time working across Taipei, Taichung, Sydney, and Hong Kong. She’s now a freelance translator and interpreter specialising in arts, culture, architecture, and marketing campaigns. Rye Lin works with English, Mandarin, and Cantonese, and her team is composed of Japanese and Korean translators/interpreters working across the island.
Due to her personal preference, Rye Lin’s major clients are from the arts sector, including Art Taipei, National Taiwan University of Arts, Ink Global (Hong Kong), and numerous domestic and international curators, artists, art critics, and art galleries. Aside from these, she also offers her translation service to a wide variety of organisations in the technology, finance, machinery, construction, and skincare industries, such as Garmin and Ever Rich Duty-Free Shops. Prestigious universities like National Taiwan University are also her clients.
Services
Certification
B.A. English, National Taiwan Normal University
Registered member at Taipei Translators and Interpreters Union
Published books
2021 The Future 100, published by Wunderman Thompson (Apr 2021)
Aries Toolbox (Traditional Chinese) (Dec 2020)
Huang Zan-Lun: Collection of Settings (Jun 2020)
2020 The Future 100, published by Wunderman Thompson (May 2020)
Cross-Domain Reading & Writing: A Biblioecology in Art, published by Taipei Fine Art Museum (Sep 2018)
Projects
Translation, graphic design, administration. “Hidden Dimensions”, See Art Space, Taipei Translation, interpretation. “Cross-Domain Reading & Writing”, Taipei Fine Art Museum, Taipei Translation. “Cross-Domain Reading & Writing”, Taipei Fine Art Museum, Taipei Consecutive Interpretation (English to Mandarin Chinese) Translation. Ilu Honey Website