HSIUNG YU

“All things are beyond natural process. I am obsessed with original murals from 45 million years ago. I think the species that once existed can correspond to humans exploring and understanding new perspectives on our lives. My works include symbols, beasts, treasures, power machinery, mountain and sea landscapes, etc. These symbols project myths, legends, revelations and imaginations of unknown things. I use creative and complex backgrounds to highlight or metaphor themes, and use delicate and smooth lines, layers and mix-and-match techniques to inject life and harmony between materials and fabrics. Emotion, I believe in dreams!”

Hsiung Yu is an innovative Taiwanese artist known for her exceptional paintings on canvas, characterized by meticulous attention to detail, creativity, and a heartfelt warmth. Her artistic talent has earned her numerous awards in Taiwan and abroad, establishing her as a notable artist worthy of collection.

With an impressive exhibition history spanning Germany, France, Britain, Italy, Spain, and over thirty exhibitions in Taiwan, Hsiung Yu’s work has captivated audiences worldwide. Her progressive success with collectors has fueled her ambition to further develop her career on an international scale. Aiming to have her artworks included in museum collections, she is determined to achieve this significant milestone.

Hsiung Yu’s unique artistic vision and dedication to her craft make her a noteworthy figure in the art world. With her remarkable paintings and growing recognition, she is poised for continued success and a promising future in the international art scene.

Hsiung Yu’s artwork has gained significant recognition and exposure through various international exhibitions. In 2023, her art was showcased at the 14th Florence Biennale International Exhibition of Contemporary Art + Design held at Fortezza da Basso in Florence, Italy. She also participated as a finalist in the 2023 New York Art Fair In 2022, she exhibited her artwork at the RENDEZVOUS COLLECTIVE EXHIBITION in Madrid, Spain, and held a solo exhibition titled “Female Symbol” at the National Dr. Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall in Taipei, Taiwan. Additionally, she presented her solo exhibition “Have a New World” at the Changhua County Art Museum in Changhua, Taiwan.

Beyond her creative endeavors, Lola is dedicated to mentoring aspiring students and professionals in the entertainment industry, serving as an instructor and imparting her knowledge and expertise. Her contributions to the field, both as an artist and an educator, have solidified her position as a respected figure in the realm of concept art.