Scenery

Chao Lu-Chia - In her works, she uses a juxtaposition of strong and gentle brushstrokes to suggest the surrounding environment and atmosphere, encompassing diversity in conflict, intermingling, blending, and cycles, capturing what appears to be an impromptu expression.

Dai Wan-zhen - She attempts to create another space by depicting atmosphere. Through a mix of various techniques and materials, she generates images and depth, with these visuals indexing the sensitivity of everyday perception and memory.

Hsu Chia-chi - She simplifies and abstracts text from sketchbooks and diaries, as well as small objects easily found in daily life, using lines and brushstrokes to extract and recompose, layering, scraping, and stacking to depict fragments of memory or life experiences.

Tasi Chen-Tse - He explores the relationship between natural plants and urbanization. Drawing from the microcosm of urban street scenes in daily life, where plants grow at street corners, doorsteps, wastelands, or in pots and gardens, he highlights important elements that are utilized in the cultural process.