Invisible: Box Series solo show in Hall Gallery.

It does not mean nonexistent, even when we cannot see it.
看不見的並不代表不存在


Pink: Grandfather


Blue: Girlfriend


Orange: Dreaming


Green: Mother

Hall Street Gallery
http://www.scad.edu/exhibitions/savannah/exhibitions.cfm

212 W. Hall St.

912.525.5518

Monday-Friday, 10 a.m.-5:30 p.m.

My first solo show in USA, welcome!

After coming USA, I focus on exploring the shape and the color of human desire. In this series, I draw images from Internet with strange positions for the front side of boxes. For the side view, I generate large amount of colorful semi-fluid to reveal these ambiguous desire underneath.

I love you so much that I want to hug you.

I love you so much that I want to have a French Kiss with you.

I love you so much that I want to strip you off.

I love you so much that I want to make love with you.

I love you so much that I want to…

I love you so much…

It is a shame that SCAD prohibited showing part boxes.
Their narrow standard perfectly proves my intention:
Human beings always chose what they want to see. No matter how true fact is, we still can pretend it is invisible. Even they cancel all of my boxes, I am still right here.


Deep Red: Fucking You

Open Studio in EFA, NYC

YI-HSIN TZENG: FLOW in NYC
"物欲橫流" OPEN STUDIO


Front side...


Back side...

YI-HSIN TZENG: FLOW in NYC
OPEN STUDIO IN EFA (THE LIZABETH FOUNDATION)

Wednesday, November 19th, 2008
6:00~9:00 pm, Studio510
323 WEST 39th STREET, NEW YORK, NY 10018
Please Take A, C, E to 42nd Street (Port Auth)

This is my first public show in NYC.
Welcome to come and pass this to your friends.

When I was a child, my father always told me: if you feel thirsty, just draw a plum.Then, I pick up my pen and tried to make a gorgeous fruit. I felt happy because it really worked.
I am facinated with "ambiguous illusion," using sugar-coated appearance to package dirty or disturbing contents.This time, I collected large amount of trash from sidewalk, floor, subway, trash cans or neighbors. They may be bagels, lunch boxes, paper bag, traffic sign or the cover of sewers...And then I uses "print" and "foam" to transfers them into a kind of monument.

Flow All Over...

coming from...


and splashing out...

They will occupy the whole world...

TALLAHASSEE INTERNATIONAL 23TH SHOW

TALLAHASSEE INTERNATIONAL
23TH ANNUAL JURIED COMPETITION

Date: August 25 - October 5, 2008

Reception: August 29, 5-8pm

Hours:
Monday - Friday, 9:00 am - 4:00 pm

Saturday and Sunday, 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm (September-April)

Closed on Holidays and weekends May-August, unless otherwise noted

http://www.mofa.fsu.edu/pages/participate/tallahasseeinternational08.shtml

The 23rd Tallahassee International (Upper Gallery)— is an annual, juried competition.
Jurors: Allys Palladino-Craig and Joe Sanders.
From a field of 249 entrants, competing from across the nation and internationally, this year's Faculty jurors selected 51 works to be exhibited. The works represent a wide variety of media and are artistically diverse.

Open Studio in Alexander Hall, GA

Yi-Hsin Tzeng, Taipei, Taiwan, M.F.A. student in painting, "Flow 8," acrylic on canvas.

SCAD hosts Open Studio Night, Oct. 25
http://www.scad.edu/news/2008/open-studio-night.cfm
Although I am not in Savannah, you are still welcome to check my work.

Flow in NYC...

Flow in NYC...

From August to November, I have my residency at Elizabeth Foundation, NYC.
This is not my first time visiting this big apple, so I focus on living and creating.
Because of various materials and art supply here, I continue my previous series "Flow," but transfer to "found-object," including magazines, paper, junk and cardboards.

The Length of a Breath

Video for Artist 05~





If you want to watch, check here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZoWVToM2OJM
During the length of a breath, how long and how far could I achieve?
"Ah...................................." until being exhausted.