英文摘要 |
Strictly speaking, the characteristics of artist CHI Kai-Yuan's creations cannot be understood by using asingle genre, in terms of the early days of behavior recording and limited-site production, as well as the more diverse mixed media and video installations later on. In other words, the spirit of CHI Kai-Yuan's creation still revolves around the aesthetic issues he wants to explore, and then transforms by the media according to the needs of creation. Interestingly, in recent years, the creative method that has been used in the ''Place Trilogy'' series is mostly focused on the non-narrative video technique. In particular, in the solo exhibition ''Traversing and Passing'' (2022), it can be found that CHI Kai-Yuan continues the lyrical context of the work ''72 nautical miles'', and through light and obscure montage images, but with an overflowing emotional state of mind, adistant and near scene is modulated. In recent years, many contemporary video art works in Taiwan have used supplementary imaginative history to deploy the research files in video works, and through the semantic practice of off-screen voices, inquisitive description and externalization are conducted. In contrast, the video style in CHI Kai-Yuan's ''Place Trilogy'' series may seem out of step with most works today, but in fact, through ahistorical review of Taiwanese video artworks, we can find that this type of lyrical contextual creative technique was used in asignificant proportion of works between 2000 and 2010. From this perspective, the focus of this paper is to analyse the creation of video works through CHI Kai-Yuan's ''Seemingly Separates'' solo exhibition and compare it with the creativetrends in Taiwan during acertain period of time, in order to explore the phenomenon of lyrical absence in recent Taiwanese video art works. |