Diu Khang Ching
Diu Khang Ching is a Malaysian watercolour and acrylic artist who lives and works in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. His paintings emanate joy and peace and expresses the spirit and atmosphere of the villages, where he grew up from; and also the expression of classical beauty in human figures.
Picturesque landscapes, elegant beauty, playful cats and fishes are all brought to life with contrasting and harmonious colors and lively strokes. His art reflects his observation of movement and the rhythmic compositions convey feelings of lively.
The majority of his technique is self-taught through his natural exploration of the paint material and its applications.
Zeng Qi Wen
Zeng Qi Wen is an award-winning artist from Taichung, Taiwan with over 30 years of experience. He found his passion for art early on during his studies at St. Viator Catholic High School where he found great joy in painting. He currently is the Director of the Changhua Guashan Painting Association.
Qi Wen is able to render a large variety of subjects from dynamic action pieces to still-life compositions with a high level of photographic-like detail that draws the viewer in.
Ning Rui Jie
Ning Rui Jie, also known as the Cement Installation Artist, was born in 1981. Rui Jie draws inspiration from the structures of humanity’s many habitats and uses cement as her main creative medium.
As time goes on, new habitats will rise while existing ones may go through multiple periods of transformation as their owners move on and new ones move in. Rui Jie seeks to capture this in a vivid, yet surrealistic art style.
Lu Yue Hua
Born in Chiayi in Taiwan, Lu Yue Hua was a student of the Art Department of Fuxing Business School and graduated first place in her painting group. She also studied in the Fine Arts Department at the National Taiwan University of Arts, majoring in Western style painting. Her extensive education has allowed her to take advantage of different techniques to produce truly striking paintings that look almost like a photo only for the viewer to realise that it is strokes of her perfectly chosen colours.
Liao Yu-An
Born in Taipei in 1979, Liao Yu-An is a promising young artist with a truly unique art style. In 2003, he won the “Taipei Arts Award” in his specialty, the contemporary art category. The making of his art is a deeply personal one, and the theme of alienation and isolation is beautifully depicted in his artworks. Liao has set about making art that begins as a voyage of self-exploration and self-discovery and is now a comment on the society in which he lives.