ARTIST BIOGRAPHY
藝術家簡介
Li Kio Ian KIO (b. 2000). The fascinating thing about art is its implicit expression, and she believes that communication is important in art. She takes inspiration from her personal feelings and daily observations, using photography and painting as the creative medium. Art is not just a subject; it is a vital means of communication that transcends boundaries. She is excited about the opportunity to guide young minds in their artistic endeavors, helping them develop both technical skills and a lifelong appreciation for the arts.
HONOURS PROJECT
畢業作品
瘉
Ink on paper, hanging scroll
水墨紙本立軸
120cm x 140cm
Inspired by personal experiences of high pressure and anxiety, this artwork reflects the artist’s quest for inner peace, symbolized by a island in her heart. Utilizing traditional ink painting techniques, she channels her emotions, achieving a state of concentration and calm. The fluid strokes and serene landscapes serve as a visual sanctuary, allowing her to transcend sorrows and reconnect with tranquility. This process not only heals but also invites viewers to seek their own moment of solace.
這件作品的靈感來自個人高壓和焦慮的經歷，反映了藝術家對內心平靜的追求，以 他心中的島嶼為象徵。運用傳統水墨畫技法，引導自己的情緒，達到專注、平靜的狀態。流暢的筆觸和寧靜的風景構成了一個視覺聖殿，讓畫家超越悲傷，重新獲得寧靜。這個過程不僅可以治愈，還可以讓觀眾尋求自己的慰藉時刻。
PREVIOUS WORK
過往作品
Mokuhanga, 2024, 15 x 2 x 15 cm
This artwork, a Mokuhanga print on paper, captures the essence of summer through a 20-page artist’s book inspired by the Taiwanese band “The Chair.” Merging song and film photography, it celebrates the unique colors of the sky and Polaroid moments.
Photography (series of 12 postcard), 2023, each 15 x 12 cm
In “Urban Metamorphosis,” it examine the evolution of urban landscapes, focusing on old stores. Through photography, by capture the delicate balance of preservation and progress, inviting viewers to reflect on the impermanence of our surroundings and the passage of time.
Ink on paper, 2024, 102 x 73 cm
his song is actually a prayer to the moon. Is want to ask the moon if it hears his prayer. Just like the fish in the river that cannot go home, they have to leave their home because of the persecution of the world.I heard this song because my friend's son passed away. Why you? Why now? Why does the world have to be so twisted? And on the night before you leave, can you hear my prayer? I hope you can take good care of yourself in heaven. Even if I can’t protect you personally, can you turn my thoughts into moonlight? Shine on my beloved hometown and her whom I love deeply.