Yang Yuyu

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Yang Yuyu was born Yang Ying-feng (Chinese:楊英風, January 17, 1926 – October 21, 1997) in Yilan, also known by his nickname Yu-yu (呦呦), was a Taiwanese sculptor.^{[1]: 11 [2]} He was renowned for his late-period modernist abstract composite forms, stainless steel material, and Chinese aesthetics.^[3]: 50