This is Roland Hagenberg’s first exhibition in Taiwan, featuring his photographs of several international masters who were based in New York in 1980. Hagenberg used his camera to start a dialogue with these heavyweight artists in the 1980s, recording their images at the time, giving us today the opportunity to browse the past and glimpse their immortality through his photographic works.

Gathering paintings by domestic and foreign artists－Lin Hung-Wen, Kinichiro Ishikawa, Dai Biyin, Aliex Fu, Bernard Charoy、Jean Fusaro、Jean Jansem、Michele Battut、Roger Chapela-Midy、Gabrie Dauchot、Julian Taylor、Bernardino Toppi、Alex Berdal

Taking one's own image and psychological state as the subject of creation, he conducts a series of descriptions of the lifestyle and interpersonal interactions of urban people. There is a strong sense of "fatigue" among the characters in the painting. Communication has become a difficult action. We weakly try to contact and talk again. Fatigue seems to be a common experience, embodying contradictory and alienated emotions. Quietly divergent.

Lee Feng's painting journey contains the foundation of many creations. The artist's life journey and changes can be seen from his paintings. In 1991, his early creations were mainly gray and dark colors with gloomy tones, but now they are rich in color. His works show the freedom from the constraints of object images. From concrete to abstract, the creations of each period express the ups and downs and throbbing of life.

This exhibition displays three large-scale works by Li Feng, "Worship to Nature 1", "Worship to Nature 24", and "The Boundary of Ineffable", which were created in different places, including Xiaguirou, Sanzhi, and Toucheng.

The world is full of various forms of objects. However, the visual images on the surface and inside often depend on the viewing angle. They may appear very unique, mediocre or sweet, but they always have multiple and complex contexts. Artists must be in it to think ahead and explore new order in their creations.

This exhibition features paintings by three Dimensional artists: Dennis Hwang, Chien- Chang Cheng. The three artists each have different creative contexts and styles. You are welcome to visit Dimensional Art Center to appreciate their wonderful works.

The exhibition "Spiritual Manifesting" at the Dimension Art Center brings new works by Chien- Chang Cheng. Chien- Chang Cheng once described his creative concept: "Advocating the experience of the spirit and essence of the humanities and natural environment on the land in life, using a unique and strong style language to explain the interactive emotions between the inner spirit and the surrounding environment."

When creating, try to retain the charm of the ink, let the ink travel back and forth on the texture, and then remove the excess ink color. Check and ponder back and forth, and you can only stop writing when you reach the charm of the ink. When creating, I deliberately do not decorate it with strong colors, but apply subtle colors to reveal the beauty of the land under high-contrast light, pursuing the feeling of "between similarity and dissimilarity" to make the creative works more charming. , trying to show the artistic conception of Zen.