Less is More in Fine Arts
蔣老師 Academy of Art University 傑出校友故事報導
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Less is More in Fine Arts
Chin-Lan Chiang, 2006 MFA Fine Art, Painting
Chin-Lan graduated from the Academy in 2006 and returned to Taipei to pursue her career in abstract painting. She believes "less is more" in modern society. Deeply influenced by Chinese philosophy, she knows that negative space is as important as positive space. A balanced construction and composition with interaction is what one often finds in her paintings. Chin-Lan's works show strong interests in natural movement.
Remembering her time at the Academy of Art University, Chin-Lan fondly thinks of San Francisco as a wonderful city. Being able to meet and study with classmates from many different countries was an invaluable experience. She also enjoyed the diversity of teaching styles from the instructors and participating in CASE (Campus Activities & Student Events). Students were offered interactive opportunities with various social activities that promoted peer connections and extracurricular fun. "Everything was free at the events, pizza, hotdog, coffee, noodles, ice cream..." For young aspiring artists she gives the age-old advice of "Study hard! Play hard!"
Chin-Lan Chiang, is currently a member of the Taiwan Women's Art Association. Trying to explore psychological relationships with the outside world, she develops her own approaches to express the movements of nature, the universe, and human beings. Chin-Lan's passion for nature and movement offers her endless energy in her art life! Check out Chin-Lan's work at www.soniachiang.com!
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