Spiritual Parade
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Every Taiwanese has been a part of the religious parade either as a member of the procession or as a devout observer. Participants in the procession need to colour their faces with various patterns and wear specific costumes because they play the roles of the messengers who served the God. According to the impression of the Taiwanese religious parade, all of the stimuli and messages I have received then transferred into various symbols and patterns displaying in the painting.
About the Artist
Chao-Yi Chung
Chung is an independent Taiwanese artist, based in Edinburgh. He describes his artistic style as ’Automatic Drawing’, characterised by its spontaneity. It was proceeding without preparation and composition. Visualising the subconsciousness and life experiences. The painting is organic and…
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