Exhibit Info
Title:
Chinese Brush Painting
Dates:
08/13/2024 - 10/20/2024
Location:
History Hallway and Technology Center
About:
Chinese Brush Painting is the traditional art using Chinese watercolor, natural animal hair brush and ink on rice paper and silk. The artist also creates in a nontraditional way by using acrylic on canvas.
About the Artist
Artist Bio
Cheng-Fen (Stephanie), originally from Taiwan, is a resident of Burlington County, New Jersey. She has had an artistic predisposition since childhood and has continually developed her skills. Her talents were formally developed at Bunka College in Tokyo, Japan. Cheng-Fen has hosted and participated in several art exhibitions. She is under the guidance of two prominent professional artists—Heshi Yu and Chuan-Day Yu. Her first and highly successful exhibition was held at the Kinnelon Library in 2005. Since then, she been commissioned for other pieces of art and continues to build her collection of paintings. Today, her passion is to teach students how to use their imaginations along with various techniques to create unique artwork. She is well versed in several artistic mediums such as oil pastel, gauche, watercolor, pencils and mixed
media.
Artist Statement
My exhibition is the state of mind. When staring at the majestic cliffs in a painting, it feels like time has stopped for a moment, and the chaotic thoughts taking up space in your head fade away like clouds drifting off into the horizon. When everything begins to move again, flowing brushstrokes dance as if to a beautiful waltz or fluid Tai Chi movements. They are constantly changing, while, similarly, my gaze never breaks away from the interchange of light and shadow.
Social Media
Instagram: chengfenstudio