Zhou Chunmi and Abe Yuka (left) took a group photo in front of Hangry Rabbit Eating the World.

(Photo by reporter Chen Yanting)

[Reporter Chen Yanting/Pingtung Report] Japanese female artists Abe Yuka and Otsuka Asako's "Gorgeous Bloom" special exhibition opened at the "Kanhai Art Museum" in Pingtung Auto City. Pingtung County Mayor Zhou Chunmi presided over the ceremony and said "very special ", she said, the two female artists brought gorgeous and fantastic visions. In addition to conveying the ideas and achievements of women's pursuit of self-realization, they also hope to express their attention to cultural and social issues through art, hoping to lead visitors on a most beautiful journey.

The nearly abandoned Haikou Port waiting room was remodeled by Ping County Government and turned into a "Kanhai Art Museum". Every year, different themes are used to integrate art into the landscape and the strong mountain wind. It has become a must-see art place in autumn and winter. The contrast of the introduction of art, although it is often called "the art museum far away", has become a unique art tourism brand in China.

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The continuation of "Future.

The Wind Movement exhibition and "Gorgeous Bloom" opened today. Pingtung's industry, government and academia, including the tourism industry, were present. The 6-meter tall and cute "Greedy Rabbit" attracted the attention of the audience as soon as it entered the exhibition hall.

Zhou Chunmi said that the cooperation between Kanhai Art Museum and the two artists to introduce avant-garde, poetic and interesting creations is not only a demonstration of female power, but also a kind of gender equality. Women hold up half the sky, and their talents in art are no less let.

In addition to the eye-catching gluttonous rabbit, the special exhibition is also an indispensable element. Zhou Chunmi and the two artists opened the prop book and released the butterfly to kick off the special exhibition, representing the free and beautiful flight of women's hearts.

ABEYUKA from Tokyo came to Taiwan for the first time, hoping to create a more approachable pop art with "New Pop". She used "NEW POP, NEW DEEP!" as the theme. In addition to 16 original paintings, Tailor-made a 6-meter-high soft sculpture "Hangry Rabbit Eating the World (Greedy Rabbit)" for Kanhai Art Museum. She also created "Be the Butterfly (Thinking Chair)" outdoors. The "Thinking Rabbit" who doesn't stop thinking, and the "Non-Thinking Rabbit" who only knows how to have fun, through the comparison of the two rabbits thinking and not thinking, tell people that as part of the world, everyone has power, Everything will quietly change the world with a butterfly effect.

To be (stay).

The Fenglou exhibition area is dominated by Asako Otsuka, a visual artist who immigrated to Taiwan. Asako Otsuka has a strong interest in mathematics and physics. Her unique geometric aesthetic creations are inspired by "Penrose graphics". Rhombus-shaped geometric shapes, creating intertwined and colorful geometric-style works. After 3 months of field research in the field, she combined Japanese culture and local elements in Pingtung to create "Find a Poem in the Wind" The work, a large mirror house based on Japanese haiku, is like a palace of poetry. Visitors walk in the flowing words and sound, becoming a poem in the wind.

The work is rich in color and deep in meaning, and has a playful heart. Even Zhou Chunmi couldn't help being playful and wanted to take a photo with the work; The group "The emptiness of the sunset, the deviating mountain wind, and wanting to tell a story" perfectly fits the artistic conception of Kanhai Art Museum, which is very ingenious.

Abe Yuka (right) takes the new pop art of "NEW POP, NEW DEEP!" as the main creative core, with very strong colors.

(Photo by reporter Chen Yanting)

Asako Otsuka (right) was inspired by the "Penrose figure", the never-repeating rhombus geometry, which inspired her to create geometric figure-style works that are intertwined and varied in color.

(Photo by reporter Chen Yanting)