｜Da-Hsin Art Museum｜Between Fragments, Still a Universe

Fragmentary thoughts, fractured time, scattered memories and objects are layered like fragments. They may seem unrelated, yet at a certain moment they draw close to each other, forming new orbits and order, with light and gravity still pulling us back to the same universe.
"Between Fragments, Still a Universe" takes "fragments" as its method and clue, inviting Liu Tzu-ming (劉自明), Wu Tung-lung (吳東龍), Huang Wen-li (黃文力), Huang Yu-hao (黃昱昊), Hsu Na (徐娜), and Wang Hsiang-feng (汪祥鳳) to start from the vocabulary of painting, material, form, and space, placing fissures, afterimages, and glimmers into the same field. Viewers, in moving through and pausing, can discern how those overlooked details connect with each other and see between the fragments: there is still a universe, in the process of becoming.