Eagle /Sunflower or Banana? /Scottish Terrier / Change the World 100 Trees / \n Isn
For many children, folding origami is their first experience with sculptures; with just their hands, they transform a flat piece of paper into a three-dimensional object. In this series, artist Ting-Ruei Syu creates Eagle—the efforts of environmental conservation should go beyond that of human concerns, and include other life forms in the environment; Scottish Terrier—to recollect that forgotten simplicity from one’s childhood; Chameleon—to explore the latent and explicit interpersonal and psychological states. Syu uses scrap materials to create his artwork. He reevaluates the role of the consumer in a materialistic society, and questions whether economic benefits can also be environmental benefits. His use of metal media is just one way he expresses his care for the environment.
ting-ruei syu (1990 –)
Explore Ting-Ruei Syu's innovative metal sculptures! Combining stainless steel & iron, his interactive works blend geometric patterns & organic forms – a unique Taiwanese artist.
Fubon Art Foundation Very Fun Park (Taipei, Republic of China)
Explore Fubon Art Foundation Very Fun Park in Taipei! Experience innovative art exhibitions blending urban spaces with masterpieces by Rodin & Van Gogh – redefining art's role in daily life.
About this artwork
- Title: Eagle /Sunflower or Banana? /Scottish Terrier / Change the World 100 Trees / \n Isn
- Artist: ting-ruei syu
- Format: Landscape
- Copyright status: Under copyright
- Where to see it: Fubon Art Foundation Very Fun Park
- Main color: Espresso
- Color intensity: Monochromatic
