「Look at the Picture and Talk about the Painting」Jenya Datsko: Self-consistency is the core of romance
The "outsider" depicted in the painting, why does it resonate with you and me beyond the canvas? Russian artist Jenya Da…
「One object per period」Shinya Tanoue: Shape the Breath of the Ocean with Clay
The waves of the sea carried the cracking sound of shells, becoming the heartbeat of the clay in his fingertips. He simp…
「Look at the Picture and Talk about the Painting」A Calm Heart BringsCoolness: Chen Hui’s Zen-Inspired Rubbings
The "Cooling-off Magic Tool" in the Art World! Chen Hui's ink-rubbing works have become the "cooling-off magic tool" for…
Encountering the Form of “Home” in a Hotel: 2025 AFIH
When the exhibition is held in the hotel space, each artist, with their unique perspective and exquisite skills, places …
「Look at the Picture and Talk about the Painting」Xu Jing’s brushwork reveal the chivalrous frame of mindand tenderness in her work
She was invited by Zhang Yimou to write inscriptions, and Chen Kexin and Wong Kar-wai vieded to ask her to write the tit…
「Look at the Picture and Talk about the Painting」Chang Tianhu: Integrating Eastern and Western aesthetics in the view of one’s back
Did he incorporate the design concept of his hometown garden into the view of woman’s back? The descendant of the Chang …
「Look at the Picture and Talk about the Painting」Kang Chunhui’s Deformation: A Life Unbound by Definition
When a peony on the canvas twists and distorts until its form is reconstructed, is this a betrayal of traditional aesthe…
「Look at the Picture and Talk about the Painting」Fu Yao: The “Antidote” in the Aesthetic of Healing
When socializing is taken for granted as a game for extroverts, the struggles of those with social anxiety are often dis…
「Look at the Picture and Talk about the Painting」Zhang Chengzheng: Absence is the most extensive presence
When the main character in the painting disappears, is it a flaw in the creation? Or is it a brilliant stroke of a brand…
「One object per period」From soil to completeness, the Wabi-Sabi aesthetics of Kosaka Akira
The rough texture and simple colors - why do they attract so many people? This seemingly "imperfect" aesthetic style is …