【春日・雲隱 – 王勁之 個展 | KASUGA・Clouds Shrouded – Chin Chih WANG Solo Exhibition】
2025 年 2 月 6 日
Exhibition, News, 繪畫
藝術家王勁之即將舉辦個展《春日・雲隱》,邀請觀眾進入他的藝術世界,透過他對生活、自然與自我的詮釋,感受隱藏於日常中的美。展覽將於2025年2月8日(星期六)至3月16日(星期日)展出,開幕式定於2025年2月9日(星期日)下午3:00,屆時藝術家將親臨現場,我們誠摯邀請您的蒞臨。
對王勁之而言,創作是一場與自我對話的過程。他回憶起第一次拿起畫筆時的稚嫩與衝動,並將這份源自內心的驅動力視為持續創作的核心。他將創作比喻為在蔚藍深海中探險,探索未知,並在不斷嘗試中找到屬於自己的創作風格。
王勁之對自然有著深厚情感,特別關注人與自然之間的微妙聯繫。展覽作品中,花卉和自然景象是他反覆表現的主題,他從日常生活中尋找美麗,將這些無聲的元素融入創作。他的天馬行空的想像力和細膩的觀察力,讓他在自然中汲取無限創作靈感,從滿月到一朵花,這些瞬間成為作品中的情感養份。
近兩年,王勁之在世界各地走動,他認為岩彩承載著原始的能量,讓他聯想到古人利用礦石創作的力量,這股能量使他更理解人與自然的關聯。大自然的壯麗景觀讓他感受到自身的渺小,而這些感受則轉化為畫作中的美好瞬間。
《春日・雲隱》不僅是一次視覺盛宴,更是一次心靈的旅程。王勁之希望透過這些作品,將四季流轉中的短暫美好傳遞給觀眾,讓大家感受自然與生命的美麗與力量。
藝術家創作自述:
關於創作,像是我和自己的對話,是我生活的寫照,回想起拿起筆的第一次是那麼的稚嫩,驅動我的不是任何理由,僅僅是發自內心的衝動。
藝術創作就像是一片蔚藍深海,我在其中不斷探索,尋找自己的道路,不斷的嘗試,不斷尋找自己喜歡的創作樣貌,我特別喜歡自然和人之間的關係,這也是我在創作中大量出現花卉的原因,花卉無聲卻默默點綴著我們的環境,我喜歡去紀錄生活中的平凡,一花一木都是我駐足的理由,我常常被說是水瓶座的典型,天馬行空並在特殊的點上觀察,會看著閃耀的滿月發呆,仔細端詳一朵我沒有見過的花,我想那些都是我創作的養分。
這兩年在世界各地走動後,給我的感觸特別多,登了之久,仍在這個時代被大家追捧和探討,連我也是為它沉迷,在面對岩彩的時候,他像是有一股牽引的能力,在千年前古代人砸碎礦石將其塗抹而繪製出圖案的那種原始的動能,好像還流淌雪山,看了大西洋的海,在一望無盡的視野中,特別感覺自己的渺小,我能記錄下的只能是那些很美好的瞬間,我想帶給觀者的也是四季生活中的短暫煙火,希望將這份小小的美傳達給大家。
Artist Chin Chih WANG is about to hold his solo exhibition KASUGA.Clouds Shrouded in Neptune Gallery, inviting the audience to step into his artistic world and experience the hidden beauty in everyday life through his unique interpretations of life, nature, and self. The exhibition will be held from February 8, 2025 (SAT) to March 16, 2025 (SUN.), with the opening ceremony scheduled for February 9, 2025 (SUN) at 3:00 PM. The artist will attend the opening, and we warmly invite you to join us.
For Chin Chih WANG, creating art is a process of dialogue with himself. He recalls the first time he picked up a brush, feeling the naivety and impulse that drove him. This inner drive has become the core of his continued creative journey. He likens his creative process to exploring an endless blue ocean, where the pursuit of the unknown continuously pushes him to try new things, ultimately leading him to discover a creative style that resonates with his inner self.
Chin Chih WANG has a deep connection to nature, with a particular focus on the subtle relationship between humans and the natural world. In his exhibition, flowers and natural scenes are recurring themes in his work. He finds beauty in the everyday, incorporating these silent elements into his creations. His vivid imagination and keen observation allow him to draw endless creative inspiration from nature, whether gazing at a full moon or studying a flower he has never seen before—these moments become emotional nourishment for his artwork.
Over the past two years, Chin Chih WANG’s travels around the world have sparked a profound interest in mineral pigments. He believes that these pigments carry a primal energy that reminds him of the ancient practice of using crushed stones to create art. This energy deepens his understanding of the connection between humanity and nature. The magnificent landscapes of nature make him feel small, and these feelings are transformed into beautiful moments within his paintings.
KASUGA.Clouds Shrouded is not just a visual feast but a spiritual journey. Through these works, Chin Chih WANG hopes to convey the fleeting beauty of life through the changing seasons, allowing the audience to feel the beauty and power of nature and life.
Artist’s Statement:
Regarding my creative process, it feels like a conversation with myself, a reflection of my life. I recall the first time I picked up a brush, how innocent and inexperienced I was. What drives me is not any specific reason, but simply an impulse that comes from deep within.
Art creation is like an endless, blue ocean where I continuously explore, searching for my own path. I keep trying, experimenting, and seeking the style that truly resonates with me. I am particularly drawn to the relationship between nature and humans, which is why flowers appear so frequently in my work. Flowers are silent, yet they quietly adorn our surroundings. I love documenting the ordinary moments of life—every flower, every tree is a reason for me to pause. People often say I’m a typical Aquarius—imaginative and prone to observing things from unusual angles. I might gaze at the shining full moon, lost in thought, or examine a flower I’ve never seen before. These moments, I believe, provide nourishment for my creativity.
Over the past two years, traveling around the world has given me a wealth of inspiration. I’ve become captivated by the power of mineral pigments, which seem to possess an irresistible pull. It reminds me of the ancient energy, when early humans crushed stones and used them to paint patterns. That primal force still seems to flow through snow-capped mountains, across the vast expanse of the Atlantic Ocean. In the endless horizon, I feel the smallness of my existence. What I can record are only these beautiful moments. I hope to convey to the viewer the fleeting beauty of life in the changing seasons, sharing this small yet profound beauty with everyone.














