'The Land Carried by the Wind' Yu Ya-chien Solo Exhibition

This exhibition is themed around 'the symbiosis and demise of the human body and nature.' Through painting, the artist explores the subtle relationship between humans and their environment. In her works, the human form is no longer merely an individual existence but a part of nature—fluid, fragile, and full of resilience. Lines, symbols, textures, and color blocks, like extensions of the artist's body, traverse between abstraction and figuration on the canvas, symbolizing the breath and resonance shared by humans and the land. The creative inspiration stems from the artist's long-term observations of Tamsui New Town. Urban development has gradually reduced land, compressed green spaces, and caused habitats to disappear, rewriting the rhythm of the land and nature. As a resident of Tamsui, the artist uses her art to respond to these changes, aiming to awaken greater care and concern for the environment in more people.