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Hsiao-Yi Yu is a Taiwanese pipe organist, cultural sustainability advocate, and Artistic Director of the Formosa Organ Cultural Association. Dedicated to the preservation of pipe organ heritage and the advancement of international cultural exchange, she explores innovative ways to connect cultural heritage, contemporary art, and emerging technologies. Her interdisciplinary work integrates music, architecture, cultural assets, and digital media, creating immersive experiences that reimagine how culture can be preserved, interpreted, and shared in the digital age. Through projects such as Inspiring Formosa, she develops new approaches to cultural sustainability by bridging heritage preservation, artistic innovation, and public engagement. As founder of the Formosa International Organ Festival and a leading voice in Taiwan’s organ culture movement, Yu has contributed to cultural research, heritage documentation, education, and international collaboration. Her work reflects a commitment to ensuring that cultural heritage remains relevant, accessible, and meaningful for future generations. Her achievements have been recognized through international honors including the A’ Design Award, iF Design Award, French Design Awards, Global Music Awards, and InterContinental Music Awards.