"Realm of Flowing Lines, Painting of Spiritual Resonance" Mandala and Bohemian Weaving Art Exhibition

Teacher Chang has been engaged in artistic creation since 2001, deeply cultivating art education over the long term and accumulating rich teaching experience. Her creative style is delicate and sensitive, adept at using color, form, and structure to develop a unique artistic vocabulary, continuously flowing between creation and teaching, serving as both an art practitioner and a guide to aesthetics.
This exhibition takes "Mandala" and "Bohemian Weaving" as its creative themes, integrating painting and fiber arts. Through the interweaving of color, lines, and structure, it showcases artistic expressions of spiritual healing and free-spiritedness. Mandala paintings use circular structures to symbolize inner order and meditation, with layered colors guiding viewers into self-dialogue; Bohemian weaving employs the knotting, winding, and draping of ropes to construct images such as hearts, floral patterns, and trees, conveying a free and unrestrained attitude towards life. The fusion of these two creative forms allows viewers to experience mental tranquility and free-flowing tension between geometric order and linear rhythm, feeling the power of healing and connection.