After Darkness

作品賞析

CHIU Chen-Jen is good at blurring the appearance of things by removing unnecessary elements and presenting conceptual images with ink lines. He is accustomed to the three colors of black, gray, and white, leaving only silhouette-like outlines of objects. The oil painting After Darkness uses daily life and the images at hand to expand the picture, thereby constructing both real and unreal scenes. The techniques of covering, layering, wiping, splattering, etc. are used in the picture to reflect a kind of rapid fragmentation and urban atmosphere. Vague figures in the picture can only experience the particularity of the city through physical practice, alienating the invisible information generated by individuals in the city.