KINJO
KINJO uses street graffiti elements as basement, combines abstractionism, impressionism, light and shadow elements to create different series of works, such as "Eyes Shining in the Dark", "Colorful Snake" and "Oatmeal package". The fuzzy contour and childlike lines show the artist's avant-garde creative style.
Arturo di Modica
Arturo di Modica was born in the small Sicilian city of Vittoria, in the province of Ragusa, January 26, 1941. As he grew to manhood on Sicily his sculpture began to attract attention throughout the Island which led him to make a pivotal decision at 19.
Feng Xiao-Min
Heir to a several thousand years old culture, Feng Xiao-Min stands at a double crossroads. The first is the intersection of dream and reality experienced with the landscape, which he interprets in paintings suffused with the breath of the cosmos.
Anton Pulvirenti
Anton Pulvirenti is an Australian artist who works in a representational vein, exploring issues of memory and narrative across the disciplines of drawing, painting and photography.
Leigh Hewson-Bower
A graduate of Caulfield Institute of Technology with a Diploma of Fine Arts in Painting, Hewson-Bower moved to Perth in 1983 to help set up a production company for the construction and painting of theatre sets.
Lu Ying-Chang
LU,YING-CHANG was born in Taipei in 1979, and graduated from Fu-Hsin Trade and Arts school and Visual Design branch in Nuova Accademia di Belle Arti Milano.
Chang Teng-Yuan
CHANG, TENG-YUAN, an artist, was born in Kaohsiung. Now, he is residing in Taipei, where he carries out his artistic creations. Since 2012, Chang has created a doomsday saga, with doomsday archeology as the concept. With fictional means, he uses paintings, animation spatial installations, and mixed media as the carriers of his thoughts. In his works, Chang fuses eastern and western elements of painting. Transforming them into signs, he re-constructs and creates new visual images with the fusion of the east and west.
Yoshitomo NARA
Nara was born in Hirosaki, a village located in the northern prefecture of Aomori, Japan. After obtaining a Masters in Fine Arts from Aichi Prefectural University of Fine Arts and Music in Nagoya, Japan in 1987.
Yuichi Hirako
Yuichi Hirako, born in 1982 in Okayama Prefecture and now working primarily in Tokyo. “The relationship between plants and humans” is a major theme that Yuichi Hirako has been continuously exploring in his artwork. When the artist studied at Wimbledon College of Arts, University of the Arts London, he began to ruminate on his living experiences shaped by the environments of the parks in London and the primeval forests in his hometown-Okayama Prefecture, Japan. At the same time, he identified the difference between the ways the East and the West “connect with nature”.
