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Hung Yi
Deeply inspired by traditional Taiwanese folk art, sculptor Hung Yi’s works are brightly colored and intricately decorated with traditional patterns and motifs symbolizing wealth and auspiciousness. Not only have his animal-themed sculptures become famous throughout Taiwan in recent years, they have also captured the attention of the art market.
In 2016, Hung Yi is bring his art to Mainland China, with a popular theme, Journey to the West. The touring exhibition includes three destinations in Beijing; the “bird Nest” stadium at Olympic Green, the APEC summit center at Yangqi Lake, and also the Temple of Earth or Ditan Park.
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Blooming Fortune Art Garden
Opening
Hung Yi
Let us welcome the Lunar New Year with Taiwanese sculpture Hung Yi’s Blooming Fortune Art Garden at Lee Gardens (Hysan Place), Hong Kong. The colorful and auspicious exhibition runs from January 18 to February 15, 2022 and features the artist’s signature animals.
Lee Gardens (Hysan Place), Hong Kong. Photo: Courtesy of Hung Yi Art Gallery
Hung Yi Art Gallery Opening
Opening
Hung Yi
Hung Yi Art Gallery, located on the cultural Changnan Road in Changhua County, officially opened February 21. The museum’s post-modern mix and match architecture brings together an ensemble of materials and elements.
Hung Yi Art Gallery, Changhua, 2020. Photo: Courtesy of Hung Yi
Grand Opening of Hung Yi Art Center in Guilin’s Yuzi Paradise
Opening
Hung Yi
Founded over twenty years ago by Taiwan’s Chin Pao San Group, Yuzi Paradise is the first modern sculpture park in China. Since its founding, the sculpture park has hosted eleven international sculpture symposiums and eight international painting symposiums.
Hung Yi Art Center, Yuzi Paradise, Guilin, 2016. Photo: Courtesy of Hung Yi