Cole Lu (b. Taipei, Taiwan) is an artist and writer based in New York. Across sculpture, installation, drawing, and writing, he reworks mythology, literary narratives, and archival imagery through material transformation, tracing memory, displacement, survival, and the systems through which histories become legible. His work is currently included in Knowledge Is Myth: Chimeric Continuities at the Carpenter Center, Harvard University (2026). Solo presentations include The Engineers at Bangkok Art Biennale (2024), Amnesia at Herald St, London (2024), Stoicheion at ICA at MECA&D (2024), and Smells Like Content at Contemporary Art Museum St. Louis (2015). Other exhibitions include ICA Philadelphia, The Drawing Center, Aranya Art Center, and the University of Applied Arts Vienna. He has collaborated on projects with Pulitzer Arts Foundation and Ballroom Marfa. His writing has appeared with Montez Press and Coffee House Press, and his book First Pylon was published by Inpatient Press (2023).