Tribal RItual by Chao-Yi Chung
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Can we draw strength from religious rituals just like Authentic Movement into the approach of spontaneous drawing to further the development? In Taiwan, folk religion constitutes a paradox, collective unconscious and a lifestyle. As a Taiwanese artist, there is no reason not to grab the inspiration from it. Adding the features of Chinese philosophy and Taiwanese folk religious rituals that I am familiar with may create a new perspective in spontaneous drawing.
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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