Lee, Kuei-Chih&Lua Rivera
Updated：2024-03-22
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Year
2020
Introduction
Lee, Kuei-Chih
Born in Yunlin, Taiwan in 1979, Li is mainly focusing on earth art (site-specific art). He goes into nature and learns from nature. He establishes connection and communication with natural elements through his relationship with them, physical labor, and his view on an organic world, to understand the inner soul and consciousness while interpreting the philosophy of nature.
Living in Taiwan and creating artworks around the world, Li used the most potent metaphor in Oriental philosophy, water, as a catalyst for thought, sculpturing the flow of time admits nature while exchanging with one another and surroundings symbiotically. His natural sculptures connect the tangible world to the invisible universe between movement and stillness through the inner and outer statement of mind while exploring the relationships between humans, nature, and our environment, and “To sculpture the time is to sculpture oneself.”
Lua Rivera
Lua Rivera graduated from the School of Visual Arts at the Autonomous University of Morelos, Mexico in 2013 and received her Master’s degree in2013. As a student, Lua has tried different interdisciplinary approaches and techniques while gaining experiences in exhibiting. Her work often contains a blend of contemporary folk narratives with ancient myths and legends that have been passed down.
Born in Yunlin, Taiwan in 1979, Li is mainly focusing on earth art (site-specific art). He goes into nature and learns from nature. He establishes connection and communication with natural elements through his relationship with them, physical labor, and his view on an organic world, to understand the inner soul and consciousness while interpreting the philosophy of nature.
Living in Taiwan and creating artworks around the world, Li used the most potent metaphor in Oriental philosophy, water, as a catalyst for thought, sculpturing the flow of time admits nature while exchanging with one another and surroundings symbiotically. His natural sculptures connect the tangible world to the invisible universe between movement and stillness through the inner and outer statement of mind while exploring the relationships between humans, nature, and our environment, and “To sculpture the time is to sculpture oneself.”
Lua Rivera
Lua Rivera graduated from the School of Visual Arts at the Autonomous University of Morelos, Mexico in 2013 and received her Master’s degree in2013. As a student, Lua has tried different interdisciplinary approaches and techniques while gaining experiences in exhibiting. Her work often contains a blend of contemporary folk narratives with ancient myths and legends that have been passed down.
