Overview

Wu Chi-Tsung is a multi-disciplinary artist whose work seamlessly weaves Western and Chinese arts both on a technical and philosophical level. He received his BFA in 2004 from the Taipei National University of the Arts. After decades of creating experimental ink paintings, Wu turned to photography, video and installations, finding in these new media compelling conceptual stratagems that spurred new and dynamic approaches to making images. Wu has won numerous awards, and one notable one is the Liu Kuo-Sung Ink Art Award in 2019. His works are in public collections at the Asian Art Museum (USA), M+ Museum (Hong Kong), and UCCA Center for Contemporary Art (China), to name a few. Wu currently lives and works in Taipei, with working studios in Berlin and Ho Chi Minh City.

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Revitalizing the Art of Landscapes - Wu Chi-Tsung Solo Exhibition at Galerie du Monde
Harper's Bazaar: 替山水畫排演一本《皺法習作》，吳季璁於世界畫廊的個展《憬》
Art Basel HK 2018 - Wu Chi-Tsung at Galerie du Monde
FT: Art Basel HK 2018 - Solid Sales and More Chinese Collectors
Tatler: 10 Artists to Look Out for at Art Basel HK
The Artling: An Interview with Wu Chi-Tsung
FT: Taiwan's Art Market - Matter of Taste
Artsy: What Sold at Taipei Dangdai
China Daily: 25 Local Art Galleries to Feature in Art Basel HK 2019
M+: Su Wenqi and Wu Chi-Tsung (Performance and Video Art Collaboration)
Art Asia Pacific: Beneath the Surface
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