Secret Paradise: The Spirit of the Metropolitan Young Artists

“Secret paradise - the spirit of the metropolitan young artists” The eight young artists participating in this exhibition at Yuan Ru Gallery explained their "private gardens" in a unique style through their painting creation. They also want to highlight their pursuit of the spirit of innovation and freedom in the field of contemporary artistic creation. “Nature is still in his childhood, despising the arts and rules, thoroughly demonstrating its elegant temperament and freedom.” Concepts and cognitions return to the initial state of art perception, emphasizing the new value of artistic sense of bravery for avant-garde exploration.
The exhibitors were: Li Junyi, Jie Guande, Weng Zixuan, Xu Zhaojun, Ching Mu, Jose Pereira, Liu Nianru, and Liu Andi. Li Junyi concatenates past, present, and future time memories, as the blue river that flows into the sea, after passing through the flower field in the heart, goes upstream and recovers the fountain of life. Jie Guan-De mixes natural and human image elements, creates a new paradise, and satisfies the artist's desire for seclusion. Weng Zixuan created a seemingly dust-free garden in springtime by the specific colors and symbols of specific plants. Xu Zhaolu simplifies animal and plant designs and decorations, injects humor and mutation into the order, and seeks new visual touches. Ching Mu stared at the remnants of the urbanized grassland, projected his heart, and waited for the caress of the sun. Jose took advantage of the second nature of mass imaging, capturing the images of the scenes needed to create a private garden. In her quiet garden, Liu Nianru explained the uncertainty of the interaction between the environment and the individual through the dependence of plants on water, and this uncertainty will continue to fluctuate and enter an infinite loop. Liu Andi habitually roams at night, temporarily stealing public areas into private gardens, and patching up the current desktop landscape image fragments. By weakening the edges of the image, a similar and far-reaching sense of poetry is formed.
Throughout the ages, people pick up a small piece of land and create a world of their own in a peaceful and peaceful atmosphere. Each garden is different, but every gesture picked up in the garden is like this one who is sowing seeds in pots. It has been going through centuries. This gesture will always have the same concentration and joy, and their dreams are the same. The creation of contemporary young artists is no longer concerned with the ideology of popular philosophy, or it is a false social response. They are eager for the balance between body and mind and the internal leisure, and they simply enjoy the joy of painting that brings them spirituality and peace. For the past few centuries, with the same gestures of holding a pen, they have also focused on the imagination of a small piece of land, creating their unique Eden garden and enriching our world.