The Sketch de Life. 43-74

作品賞析

In LEE Shu-Chuan’s printmaking, The Sketch de Life 43-74, the contents reflected in the picture include social and international turmoil, environmental issues, relationships between people, and miscellaneous things in daily life. Black is the main color tone of the picture, and the lines are dispersed in an impromptu fashion. The flying paper flowers, broken leaves, and stone walls telling the ancient mythology are all elements comprising the picture. The whole work is mixed with deliberate arrangements and occasional surprises, a coexistence of both the subjective and the unexpected. Named as a sketch, LEE Shu-Chuan responds to the free and unconstrained situation of the picture. With thirty-two independent prints grouped together, the mood of observing life is displayed.