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ISSUE 9 : Eyes of Asian Travelers
From Art to Culture: How Juichung Yao Conjures up “Long Live – Landscape”
從藝術到文化—姚瑞中如何打開「萬歲―山水」?
April 27th, 2013Type: Image
Author: Wang, Po-wei Editor: Rikey Tenn
Quote From: 《藝外》no.58
Note: Yao, Jui-Chung regards images as a convincing proof of presence. His works clearly reveal the dissimilarity between memory and history as well as between cultural text and artistic text, and thereby carve out a new path, which is distinct from the conventional style of Chinese landscape paintings.
姚瑞中, 萬歲 (2011); photo courtesy of the artist
姚瑞中, 萬歲, (2011); photo courtesy of the artist
姚瑞中, 萬萬歲 (2013); photo courtesy of the artist
姚瑞中, 本土佔領行動; photo courtesy of the artist
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