Current Exhibition
𝘛𝘩𝘦 𝘚𝘢𝘤𝘳𝘦𝘥 𝘝𝘰𝘪𝘥
YANG Zong-Jia
Duration
2025.9.20 - 10.26
Mizuiro Gallery returns to KIAF SEOUL 2026, presenting recent works by five contemporary artists from Taiwan and Germany: WU Kuan-Te, Carsten GOERING, KUO Cheng-Tsan, WU Te-Hsin, and HSU Chun-Yu.
Centered on the translation of material presence and spatial dialogues with visual perspective, the presentation spans contemporary painting, refined polishing processes, and metal wire sculptures. The five artists engage with natural elements, screen-viewing optics, intimate contemplations of life, localized cultural motifs, and spatial projections of shadow and line, articulating the dynamic intersection between the pictorial plane and dimensional space.
水色藝術 再度參展 2026 韓國國際藝術博覽會（KIAF SEOUL 2026），呈獻台德五位當代藝術家新作——吳冠德、Carsten Goering、郭正參、吳德馨與徐均育。
本次展覽以「媒材物質性的轉譯」與「觀看視角的空間對話」為策展核心，作品橫跨當代繪畫、精細打磨工序與立體金屬線雕塑。五位藝術家分別從自然採集、數位光學反思、生命靜默凝視，到在地文化符號與空間虛實投影，展現平面繪畫與立體維度交會的多元樣貌。
YANG Zong-Jia
Born in Taiwan in 1992, Yang Zong-Jia graduated from the Department of Material Arts and Design and the Graduate Institute of Applied Arts at Tainan National University of the Arts. Working primarily with ceramics, often in combination with fiber and assemblage, his practice has been widely exhibited in Taiwan and internationally. Yang has received major honors including the Gold Medal in Sculpture at the 9th National Art Exhibition, First Prize at the 6th Tainan New Art Award, and First Prize at the 3rd Taiwan Youth Ceramic Award. His works are held in the collections of institutions such as the Herng Ching Cultural and Educational Foundation, Chia-Yang Foundation, University of Arkansas, Shanghai Arts & Crafts Vocational College, Flower City Arts Center, and the Global Strategic Investment Fund.
YANG Zong-Jia
Born in Taiwan in 1992, Yang Zong-Jia graduated from the Department of Material Arts and Design and the Graduate Institute of Applied Arts at Tainan National University of the Arts. Working primarily with ceramics, often in combination with fiber and assemblage, his practice has been widely exhibited in Taiwan and internationally. Yang has received major honors including the Gold Medal in Sculpture at the 9th National Art Exhibition, First Prize at the 6th Tainan New Art Award, and First Prize at the 3rd Taiwan Youth Ceramic Award. His works are held in the collections of institutions such as the Herng Ching Cultural and Educational Foundation, Chia-Yang Foundation, University of Arkansas, Shanghai Arts & Crafts Vocational College, Flower City Arts Center, and the Global Strategic Investment Fund.
YANG Zong-Jia
Born in Taiwan in 1992, Yang Zong-Jia graduated from the Department of Material Arts and Design and the Graduate Institute of Applied Arts at Tainan National University of the Arts. Working primarily with ceramics, often in combination with fiber and assemblage, his practice has been widely exhibited in Taiwan and internationally. Yang has received major honors including the Gold Medal in Sculpture at the 9th National Art Exhibition, First Prize at the 6th Tainan New Art Award, and First Prize at the 3rd Taiwan Youth Ceramic Award. His works are held in the collections of institutions such as the Herng Ching Cultural and Educational Foundation, Chia-Yang Foundation, University of Arkansas, Shanghai Arts & Crafts Vocational College, Flower City Arts Center, and the Global Strategic Investment Fund.
YANG Zong-Jia
Born in Taiwan in 1992, Yang Zong-Jia graduated from the Department of Material Arts and Design and the Graduate Institute of Applied Arts at Tainan National University of the Arts. Working primarily with ceramics, often in combination with fiber and assemblage, his practice has been widely exhibited in Taiwan and internationally. Yang has received major honors including the Gold Medal in Sculpture at the 9th National Art Exhibition, First Prize at the 6th Tainan New Art Award, and First Prize at the 3rd Taiwan Youth Ceramic Award. His works are held in the collections of institutions such as the Herng Ching Cultural and Educational Foundation, Chia-Yang Foundation, University of Arkansas, Shanghai Arts & Crafts Vocational College, Flower City Arts Center, and the Global Strategic Investment Fund.
YANG Zong-Jia
Born in Taiwan in 1992, Yang Zong-Jia graduated from the Department of Material Arts and Design and the Graduate Institute of Applied Arts at Tainan National University of the Arts. Working primarily with ceramics, often in combination with fiber and assemblage, his practice has been widely exhibited in Taiwan and internationally. Yang has received major honors including the Gold Medal in Sculpture at the 9th National Art Exhibition, First Prize at the 6th Tainan New Art Award, and First Prize at the 3rd Taiwan Youth Ceramic Award. His works are held in the collections of institutions such as the Herng Ching Cultural and Educational Foundation, Chia-Yang Foundation, University of Arkansas, Shanghai Arts & Crafts Vocational College, Flower City Arts Center, and the Global Strategic Investment Fund.