Winter WondersPost date：2024-02-19
Updates：2024-02-19
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- Event Time
- 2023-11-18~2024-02-28Tue. – Sat. 10:00-18:00
- Event Location
- 10F., No. 25-1, Sec. 4, Renai Rd, Da'an Dist., Taipei City Taiwan, R.O.C
In this joyful winter season, Bluerider ART Taipei·Renai, presents the group exhibition "Winter Wonders." Whether exploring the exhibition with family and friends or selecting a unique piece of art as a gift for oneself or loved ones, it feels like entering a winter wonderland, leaving behind profound memories! The exhibition encompasses a range of high-quality artworks in various sizes, covering themes such as geometry, abstraction, florals, figures, realism, animals, and more. The artworks take diverse forms, from paintings and sculptures to installations, inviting viewers into an imaginative and spiritually uplifting wonderland.
German artist Christiane Grimm approaches her creations from an architectural perspective. Her work is known as "unplugged dynamic light and shadow." Over the years, she has experimented with light, colour, space, and the characteristics of materials like special glass and acrylic. The exhibited pieces represent the ethereal and tranquil essence of a silver-white icy world, symbolising seasonal landscapes, oceans, or lands. Particularly noteworthy is that the artworks emit their own light, guiding viewers into a dreamlike realm, immersing them in an extraordinary atmosphere. Australian artist Ces McCully uses concise compositions and muted colours to depict a mosaic of everyday life moods. She enjoys capturing moments of inspiration in the creative process, using a unique colour language to portray emotions and abstract lines to represent specific events, creating visually captivating chapters. Swiss artist Thierry Feuz conveys the concept that "seeing a flower creates a world." He highlights how everyone can correspond beautiful moments in their past life experiences to eternal memories. His artwork features rich yet balanced compositions, bold colours, and a dazzling and poetic aesthetic. The silver lustre with a festive atmosphere creates extraordinary imprints of profound emotions through painting. French artist Pascal Dombis explores themes of language, algorithms, and control. He excels at creating dynamic visuals, famous for excessive manipulation of algorithms, repetition, and unpredictability. Using computers and algorithms, he generates simple geometric shapes and printed symbols, manipulating text, images, and lines. Through simple code instructions and the continuous addition of random parameters, he creates unpredictable dynamic visual graphics.
German artist Christiane Grimm approaches her creations from an architectural perspective. Her work is known as "unplugged dynamic light and shadow." Over the years, she has experimented with light, colour, space, and the characteristics of materials like special glass and acrylic. The exhibited pieces represent the ethereal and tranquil essence of a silver-white icy world, symbolising seasonal landscapes, oceans, or lands. Particularly noteworthy is that the artworks emit their own light, guiding viewers into a dreamlike realm, immersing them in an extraordinary atmosphere. Australian artist Ces McCully uses concise compositions and muted colours to depict a mosaic of everyday life moods. She enjoys capturing moments of inspiration in the creative process, using a unique colour language to portray emotions and abstract lines to represent specific events, creating visually captivating chapters. Swiss artist Thierry Feuz conveys the concept that "seeing a flower creates a world." He highlights how everyone can correspond beautiful moments in their past life experiences to eternal memories. His artwork features rich yet balanced compositions, bold colours, and a dazzling and poetic aesthetic. The silver lustre with a festive atmosphere creates extraordinary imprints of profound emotions through painting. French artist Pascal Dombis explores themes of language, algorithms, and control. He excels at creating dynamic visuals, famous for excessive manipulation of algorithms, repetition, and unpredictability. Using computers and algorithms, he generates simple geometric shapes and printed symbols, manipulating text, images, and lines. Through simple code instructions and the continuous addition of random parameters, he creates unpredictable dynamic visual graphics.
