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Huang Yung-Ho Oil Paintings & Ink Works Solo Exhibition -Freedom in All Forms

Huang Yung-Ho Oil Paintings & Ink Works Solo Exhibition -Freedom in All FormsThis exhibition presents the artistic journey of Huang Yung-Ho, reflecting over four decades of dedicated practice. Working across both oil painting and ink, Huang navigates fluidly between figuration and abstraction, revealing a profound sensitivity to inner perception and the nature of existence.His oil paintings are characterized by thick impasto layers combined with repeated scraping and reworking. Through this process of accumulation and erasure, the surface becomes a dynamic field where destruction and creation coexist, embodying a raw and immediate vitality.
In contrast, his ink works expand beyond traditional conventions, incorporating collage-like approaches and material experimentation. Through tearing, layering, and recomposition, Huang constructs a contemporary visual language rooted in, yet not confined by, Eastern aesthetics.Rather than focusing on singular subjects, Huang’s work explores a state of “freedom in all forms”—a return to essence beyond representation. Animals, figures, landscapes, and memories intertwine, forming an open and fluid visual experience.

“I create art; God created me.” This statement reflects the core philosophy of his lifelong practice—an ongoing dialogue between the inner self and the ever-changing world.

 

Exhibition Period | April 4 – April 13, 2026
Opening Hours | Monday–Friday 09:30–18:00, Saturday–Sunday 13:00–18:00
Venue | Taipei Tech Arts & Cultural Center (near Zhongxiao Xinsheng MRT Station, Exit 4)
Opening Reception | April 4, 2026 (Sat) 15:00

 

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Event Highlights

The author's family members posing for a warm photo in front of a red oil painting of ballet dancers. A woman in a black dress playing a grand piano in the gallery. A close-up of the author, Mr. Huang Yung-Ho (the man in the photo), happily chatting with a visitor inside the exhibition.
A wide view of a spacious, bright gallery hall hung with large paintings. Various paintings neatly displayed on both sides of the white gallery walls. English text showing the exhibition title and dates on the gallery's glass door.

 

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