Yuan-Wen Wang

For Yuan-Wen Wang, painting is more like a record
of inner life experience: in her recent paintings, some abstract expressionism
features and elements of oriental ink painting can be observed: the black calligraphy-like
brush strokes are shuttled in the picture. 

The color blocks and the strokes are
intertwined to outline the artistic conception of the picture, which seems to
record the individual's life experience and inner state of mind. In her work,
there is no specific image higher than the hierarchy of other images, one image
always implies another image, complement each other, strength and softness, emptiness
and fullness, dynamic and static, combined to achieve the language of the
artist. 

She focuses her creativity on the process, a natural creation, and does
not reach the final work through drafts. Try to discover the meaning of the
image itself through the process of creation, and to be aware of the deep
personal innerness that is translated: this is a kind of spiritual clearance
that occurs on the canvas, and then meditation with the audience through the
works.