LIU LINGLIE(1964- )
Shih Lin Elementary School, Taipei City
Shih Lin Junior High School, Taipei City
Taipei Municipal Zhong Shan Girls High School, Taipei City
Chinese Culture University, Department of Fine Arts, Taipei City
New York University, Department of Fine Arts, Master, New York City
AWARDS
1986 | Received 4th place for Gouache Painting from the 41st Taiwan Provincial Fine Arts Exhibition, Taiwan |
1986 | Received the Commemorative Certificate from the National Taiwan Arts Center, Taiwan |
1986 | Received the Gold Medal f Etched Plate Print, 1986 National Art Exhibition, R.O.C. Taiwan |
1986 | Received the Silver Medal for Etched Plate Print from the 41st Taiwan Provincial Fine Arts Exhibition, Taiwan |
1987 | Received the Gold Medal for Gouache Painting from the 42nd Taiwan Provincial Fine Arts Exhibition, Taiwan |
1987 | Received the Judges’ List Award of International Biennial Print Exhibition, 1987, R.O.C. Taiwan |
1990 | Received the Gold Medal for Gouache Painting from the 44th Taiwan Provincial Fine Arts Exhibition, Taiwan |
1996 | Received the Gold Jury Award from the Chinese Painting Association, Taiwan |
SOLO EXHIBITIONS
1991 | Solo Exhibition invited by the East Gallery (Washington Square, New York City) |
1994 | Solo Exhibition invited by the National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts, Taichung City |
1995 | Solo Exhibition invited by the Tamsui Center of Arts and Culture, New Taipei City |
2000 | Solo Exhibition invited by the Beitou Culture Center, Taipei City |
2000 | Solo Exhibition invited by the Shih Lin Department of Cultural Affairs Art Gallery, Taipei City |
2002 | Solo Exhibition invited by the ZhongLi Arts Hall, Department of Cultural Affairs, Tauyuan County |
2005 | Solo Exhibition invited by the Shih Lin Department of Cultural Affairs Art Gallery, Taipei City |
2009 | Solo Exhibition invited by the Guan-Zi-Ling Toong Mao Spa Art Gallery, Tainan County |
2015 | Solo Exhibition invited by the Guan-Zi-Ling Toong Mao Spa Art Gallery, Tainan County |
2016 | Solo Exhibition invited by the Chinese Culture University, Hwa Kang Museum, Taipei City |
2017 | Solo Exhibition invited by the Chinese Culture University, Gu Nian Art Gallery, –Light and Shadow, Liu Linglie, Taipei City |
2018 | Solo Exhibition, invited by the Tamsui Historical Museum—Echo, Liu Linglie Eastern Gouache Exhibition, New Taipei City |
2019 | Solo Exhibition, invited by the Taipei Public Library—Backaround, Liu Linglie Creative Exhibition, Taipei City |
Spring Pond
A subtle Emphasis of the field of depth of the green pond illustrates the presence of space and time, representing themes of nature.
2001
53×46cm
Sprout of Bougainvillea
The newly emerging branches of an ancient bougainvillea tree foreshadow the reemergence of life and color in the spring after the winter. Spring represents the restoration of life within the tree, just like an elixir of eternal youth.
2001
208×122cm
Morning of Camphor Tree Forest
The use of backlighting in the forest, as well as the increasing heaviness of the strokes in the foreground create a field of depth that is further enhanced by the hilly landscape and fog.
2001
208×122cm
The Bank of the River
The painting depicts a white dog awaiting the return of its owner. The autumn yellowing of the dead leaves and the reeds swaying in the wind evoke a feeling of loneliness, with the sunset as the only companion.
2001
208×122cm
Mt. Hehuan
The falling snow and running water of the stream symbolize the unstopping flow of time, expressing the impermanence of life. The painting was intentionally done in low saturation in order to bring attention to the plum tree, which is surviving despite its harsh conditions.
2001
208×122cm
Autumn Shore
Autumn is the season of harvest and nostalgia; a poetic season of wealth and sadness. Although fall causes a sort of seasonal depression, there is profound beauty to the fall scenery.
2001
73×60.5cm
Glimpses Down the Path
The painting shows a scene of nature which appears almost virtual, as the color and form of the sky shift and change. The dark background of the scene gives the effect of bass notes, while the bright white grass in the center adds an element of mystery.
2014
73×60.5cm
Light
This painting is based on the Bible excerpt 4:13-17, which states that the future righteous man will meet god. The painting depicts a scene amongst the clouds, where the light penetrates the clouds, representing the holy light which illuminates all. As the worshippers say, light is the Tao, light is truth, and light is power.
2015
244×122cm
Autumn Moon
The eagle resting on the rock in the moonlight with a background of Taiwanese hitchhiker grass subtly symbolizes ones shift towards a mindset of focus and perseverance.
2015
244x122cm
Storm
The painting depicts the storm clouds of the seasonal typhoons of Taiwan. The volume of the clouds emphasizes the scale of the scene, which combines with the wind rushing along the earth’s surface to express the boundlessness and sublimity of nature.
2015
244×122cm