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Chia-Yen HO
Taiwan
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310 pieces
Artist highlights
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on wood. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 25.6x31.5in
About this artwork
The concept of decomposers converting biological remains into energy is integrated with artificial elements to develop evolved variant organisms that adapt to complex and ever-changing artificial environments. The central gear-flower pistil rotates the key to life, giving rise to three yellow bract-like tissues, enveloping circuit boards from which sprout flourishing and vibrant new forms of species. The diverse postures of the new biological entities…
are all enveloped within a mushroom-like structure, interacting, evolving, and mutating, while also attempting to extend their exploration outward. Decomposers transform the obsolete, discarded, and decaying environment into a vibrant and colorful vitality, showcasing the relationships within a diverse ecosystem and food chain. The red fiber tissue in the hidden corners of the periphery, with antenna-like structures, senses and receives external messages, possessing the function of message transmission.
Chia-Yen HO
Taiwan
Credentials
- Works on commission
Born in Taiwan into a farming family, Chia-Yen HO has always had a strong connection with nature. Mainly using acrylic paint and mixed media, she explores the environment through organic and biomimetic representations. His style, based on surrealism, boasts a poetic approach to heavy and complex themes. His expressive works invite us to reflect on environmental changes, biodiversity and the interaction between man and nature, generating a myriad of emotions confronted with the beauty and harshness of our world.
