Lectures
"Duplication and Stacking: Two Creative Practices Concerning Chingshui" Conversation Salon
Duplication and Stacking: Two Creative Practices Concerning Chingshui
"Duplication: Writing and Translation" meets "Stacking: Color Block Recomposition"
Both artists Ko Liang-chih (柯良志) and Wu Chien-i (吳芊頤) have participated in the Chingshui Military Dependents' Village Art Residency Program.
Using different media to create on the land of "Chingshui," they express their own ways of viewing the world and outline regional memories through their actions;
This event shares their creative contexts through "conversation," excavating the narrative layers hidden within their works. This dialogue is not only an intersection of the two creators' experiences but also attempts to lead the audience across the boundaries of media, recognizing the forgotten yet vividly existing cultural textures within familiar landscapes.
Ko Liang-chih (柯良志)
Born in Taichung, holds a Ph.D. from the National Taiwan Normal University Graduate Institute of Fine Arts, currently a full-time associate professor in the Department of Fine Arts and Creative Industries at National Taitung University.
Long-term focus on social issues and daily trivialities, dialectically examining traditional ink spirit and contemporary concepts.
Explores the cultural context and contemporary expressive power of calligraphic art through contextual displacement and symbol reconstruction.
Wu Chien-i (吳芊頤)
Born in Chingshui, Taichung, holds a Master's from the Tainan National University of the Arts Institute of Plastic Arts.
Contemplates the relationship between symbols themselves and their interfaces, using tape and light sources for encoding and composition.
Forms visual images with unique vocabulary; by intervening in different spatial architectures,
generates meaning and creates conceptual dialectical relationships.
Time: 2026/6/7 (Sun) 14:00-15:30
Location: Taichung City Seaport Art Center, Conference Room B
Doors open 30 minutes before the event starts.
After the conversation, a Q&A session will be open. Attending audience members have a chance to receive limited-edition cultural and creative products.
※Public servants and teachers who participate fully will be accredited with 2 hours of training.
"Duplication: Writing and Translation" meets "Stacking: Color Block Recomposition"
Both artists Ko Liang-chih (柯良志) and Wu Chien-i (吳芊頤) have participated in the Chingshui Military Dependents' Village Art Residency Program.
Using different media to create on the land of "Chingshui," they express their own ways of viewing the world and outline regional memories through their actions;
This event shares their creative contexts through "conversation," excavating the narrative layers hidden within their works. This dialogue is not only an intersection of the two creators' experiences but also attempts to lead the audience across the boundaries of media, recognizing the forgotten yet vividly existing cultural textures within familiar landscapes.
Ko Liang-chih (柯良志)
Born in Taichung, holds a Ph.D. from the National Taiwan Normal University Graduate Institute of Fine Arts, currently a full-time associate professor in the Department of Fine Arts and Creative Industries at National Taitung University.
Long-term focus on social issues and daily trivialities, dialectically examining traditional ink spirit and contemporary concepts.
Explores the cultural context and contemporary expressive power of calligraphic art through contextual displacement and symbol reconstruction.
Wu Chien-i (吳芊頤)
Born in Chingshui, Taichung, holds a Master's from the Tainan National University of the Arts Institute of Plastic Arts.
Contemplates the relationship between symbols themselves and their interfaces, using tape and light sources for encoding and composition.
Forms visual images with unique vocabulary; by intervening in different spatial architectures,
generates meaning and creates conceptual dialectical relationships.
Time: 2026/6/7 (Sun) 14:00-15:30
Location: Taichung City Seaport Art Center, Conference Room B
Doors open 30 minutes before the event starts.
After the conversation, a Q&A session will be open. Attending audience members have a chance to receive limited-edition cultural and creative products.
※Public servants and teachers who participate fully will be accredited with 2 hours of training.
Event Details
- 2026-06-07 — 臺中市港區藝術中心
A comprehensive arts center in Qingshui featuring traditional Chinese courtyard architecture, with exhibition halls, a performance theater, and sculpture gardens overlooking the Taiwan Strait.