The Kyla Art Gallery from Taiwan made a significant impact at the Discovery Art Fair in Germany, showcasing works from New Zealand, Germany, Taiwan, and Hong Kong. The new curators, Sven Krahl and Eylot Lou, both graduates of the University of Zurich, presented a minimalist display with profound concepts that left a lasting impression on the audience.
German artist and curator Sven Krahl garnered attention for his introspective style, emphasizing the principle of 'Re-Resourceing,' which reflects his deep ecological responsibility in every aspect of his work. Visitors noted that his pieces are not just aesthetically pleasing but also serve as a powerful statement regarding the resource crisis.
Young Taiwanese photographer Camille Lin, a student at Taipei American School, captivated attendees with his nostalgic imagery that evokes childhood memories filled with magic and quiet beauty. His photographs were described by viewers as windows to the past, allowing them to feel the simplicity of bygone times.
New Zealand artist Theresa K.W. Lo showcased vibrant ink works that merge a love for nature with traditional Chinese ink painting. Inspired by plants and insects, her art brings forth the beauty of the small and revitalizes traditional painting techniques. Curators praised her work for its quiet elegance and deep connection to nature.
Hong Kong sculptor May Yeung attracted attention with her installations that blend elements of dance, music, and photography. Her piece 'Listening to the Flowers Sing' invites visitors to find tranquility amidst the city's hustle and reconnect with nature. Curator Eylot Lou described her work as a refuge that brings us back to nature and ourselves.
Another highlight was Taiwanese artist Ku ChiChun, the first artist to receive a patent for Gesso painting. She combines traditional ink techniques with modern design, exploring the spiritual interaction between colors and minerals. Her works convey a sense of calm that deeply resonates with the audience.
Through this impressive selection of artists, the Kyla Art Gallery highlighted cultural and artistic diversity at the Discovery Art Fair, inspiring international critics and visitors alike. Ku ChiChun, head of the Kyla Art Gallery, expressed her honor in presenting their artists' works, emphasizing how art connects people across borders and creates new perspectives.