July-05-2012
FIRST EXIT EXISTENCE III--- A trilogy exhibition of Taiwanese Contemporary Sculpture
      
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Duration: 2012. 07. 05 - 07. 22
Opening Reception: 2012. 07. 07 (SAT) 15:00
Artists: Kuo-Wei LIN + Chih-Yun LU
Venue: AKI Gallery / 141, Min Tsu W. rd., Taipei 103-69, TAIWAN
Tel: 02-2599-1171
Contact: www.galleryaki.com / aki.taiwan@akigallery.com.tw

In July, the end of “First exit existence" – Taiwan contemporary sculpture trilogy exhibitions in AKI Gallery are shown by LIN Kuo-Wei and LU Chih-Yun. Since when can we not sense the world through the way we used to have in our childhood? LIN and LU, These two artists observe society with the vision of children. Standing the front side of their works just like looking a mirror reflects our minds, purely and forthrightly.

LU Chih-Yun used to observe the world in a viewpoint of children when she creates her works, which are n a cruel straight way to express the different sides of the world of adults. These sides turn into different fairy tales, and most of the characters are animals.LIN Kuo-Wei believes that the imagery of children can also be viewed as being representative in its nature - it represents people of all ages, not just children.  From two artists, children are used as a metaphor for the sense of helplessness felt by modern people living in today’s system of social classes.


Kuo-Wei LIN_Pro-wrestling_82 x 42 x 81 cm_FRP & Oil Paint_2012                                           

林國瑋_Pro-wrestling    棒槌小砰優_銅 油彩上色_2012

 

Chih-Yun LU_Where Is the Better Place to Live?_Dimensions variable_Mixed Media_
2012 
盧之筠_更好的地方?_視場地大小_複合媒材_2012

 
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