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MY STORY

"Try My Best" is an expectation, and "perseverance through love" is an attitude. Enjoying the process and accepting the surprising or frightening results of the unknown is a means of choosing to fill one's life with newness and change.

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My father, Chi Yong-Ming, is a Chinese language teacher who specializes in Chinese literature and calligraphy. As a result, I learned to read the 300 poems of the Tang Dynasty, and the first brush I picked up was the one my father held in his big hand.  Since childhood, I have been immersed in the atmosphere of Chinese art.
In 1999, I started to experience with oil painting, and in 2008, it was ceramics. Because of my career, I often different parts of the world and enjoys the artistic atmosphere of different countries, and after meeting many famous masters from home and abroad, I tried to fuse my work with my own styles, which has enriched my own artistic journey.


Because of my love for art, I have always tried to maintained my creative work, combining an artistic life and lifestyle of art. In my creations, I often blend the rationality of the commercial workplace with the sensibility of an artist, revealing the beauty of conflict. I have also experienced that work and life are art, which often brings unexpected surprises to life.

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Due to the nature in my marketplace professional, I’ve had the privilege to see art from a difference perspective, spiritual indulgent over mere pursue of appearance, from hobby to professionalism; a journey full of freeness, from traditional art to the contemporary artistic expression; achieving an unconventional result.

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Painting: about 24 years /  Ceramics: about 15 years

 

Qualifications:
      M.F.A. in Fine Arts
      Chairman of Taichung Ceramic Art and Culture Association
       Artist-in-Residence,  Grand Hotel Taipei, Taiwan
      Global Eastern Renaissance - Outstanding Artist - Honorary Certificate
      The first Taiwan Pottery Day - Organizing Committee

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Perseverance Through Love

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