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International Biennial Print Exhibit: 2020 R.O.C.

International Biennial Print Exhibit: 2020 R.O.C.
中華民國第十九屆國際版畫雙年展
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Gold Prize
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Thailand

Puttipong PRASARNPHAN

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Silver Prize
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Taiwan

WEI Tsui-Lin

Human feelings are conveyed not only through facial expression but also the body language of our hands. They often reveal our inner psychological state. I use broken and disorderly lines as well as black and white blocks of strong contrast to depict the moment when our feelings receive a heavy blow, as if we did not shun away from looking at our scars.

Bronze Prize
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Japan

YASUKOCHI Hiroya

It is captured according to big power, such as time, space, a life, and death, our every day. The prisoner without we the creams still resists this fate in quest of freedom. This work was produced in order to reveal the fate of the human being, us.

Special Jury Prize
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Singapore

CHEW Simond

The Endless Pursuit for Balance is about the never ending search to achieve equilibrium in life. In this modern era, people seem to be constantly trying to achieve a balance between working life and personal life. Why do we need to do this? Isn't it our own decision to place one before the other? Why seek to find this balance when it is us who caused the imbalance in the first place.

Special Jury Prize
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Thailand

Tasana KONDEE

I relay students’ concept and imagination for school’s rules which effect students’ behavior. I also realize that society does not permit children to be free enough with development reason.

Merit Prize
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India

Sonal VARSHNEYA

This Print based on "Shakti", women shakti, and three pigs are based on her power. They all very angry and coloue base on very smooth, soft effect.

Merit Prize
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Taiwan

CHEN Shiao-Feng

The symbols signifying addition “+” and multiplication “x” are mathematically defined by arithmetic and set theory to indicate accumulation and increase. What are the results of contemplating our desires and demands for “more” from a non-mathematical perspective? In our daily lives and environment, do we truly have these expectations or needs? Through the definition of “+ x”, what corresponds is the reflection on the endless pursuit of value and meaning.

Merit Prize
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China

ZHAO Jiang-Hua

Dawn is a painting created using black and white woodcut that reflects in profile the sober but chaotic vision I approached my explorations and understandings of life and existence in my 30s. The journey, as I exited the gates of University and entered into the rigors of carving out a living in the world at large, as well as the tempering of working as a professional print maker and print technician, have given me a novice insight into living and existence. I began a self-analysis that gradually gave way to understanding the multiplicity of human beings. Dawn is a revelation of the duality of humanity through the mode of self-portrait. The simplicity, clarity and succinct approach of black and white woodcut expresses the self that mocks itself in the mirror upon rising in the morning – yawning and conscious but not fully awake, a guise that both logical and chaotic. It is a reflection of a perception of human existence.

Merit Prize
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China

MO Jian-Jie

Concern for the living environment; concern for survival space.

Merit Prize
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Argentina

Javier MAZZEO

There is a time? Or just a memory is what we see? My work is not to answer these questions, just show people, landscapes, objects, which exists only as a memory or intangible reflections of what ever existed. These people are lost between time.

Honorable Mention
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Japan

SAKUTA Tomiyuki

Why do I draw crying human recently? Because I had unexpected experience 6 years ago. I had to leave Japan to the Netherlands as a fellowship artist for a year 2006. Departure day at the Narita airport, I said good-bye to my wife, then I walked through the departure gate. Just at that time, tears fell down suddenly. Tears were falling down one after another, and I couldn't stop crying. That continued for about 1 hour! A lot of tears were just flowing down my cheeks very quietly. By the way, I am making intaglio print for about 25 years in Japan. My style of work had changed a few times. Recent works are based on my life. They are made from my several experiences, failure, deep thinking, and human relation. I am living every day. I am thinking about something all the time. I am often thinking too serious, so I am getting nervous and confused. I may think about tiny things too much. I know that, but I can’t handle it. If I should express something, it is such a feeling. Because that is the only one thing which I can believe. I try to express a kind of sensitive emotion coming from the bottom of my heart. If they make many holes into my body, and cold wind are blowing through there with leaves. If it is just my personal emotion, I believe people have some sympathy for my work.

Honorable Mention
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Thailand

Sumran THONGPRIG

I was impressed with the story traces and the relationship of the past. This gives me a great inspiration to create my art works. Therefore, the work represents the beauty of warm memories that engraved an each trace.

Honorable Mention
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Bosnia and Herzegovina

Taida JASAREVIC

Water has been present in my works for several years and its thematic exploration has taken different forms. In this work, I explore a fundamental question or matter that is continually changing and is always in a state of uncertainity

Honorable Mention
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Thailand

Tinnakorn KASORNSUWA

The way of simple life pattern of agriculturer is peacefuleness, warmth and happiness from work as economic sufficency.

Honorable Mention
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Taiwan

PAN Meng-Yao

The carving of the printing block expresses the concrete and negative spaces as well as the corresponding relationships between what is imprinted and not imprinted.

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