英文摘要 |
Chin-lang Hou and Marc Chagall, two diaspora artists moving from Taiwan and Russia to live in France, stored their memories of hometown and foreign land (France) through the paintings. This paper attempts to represent their self-identity by comparing how these diaspora artists both acknowledge and challenge the attachment/memory in a diaspora framework as a means of interpreting their cross-cultural identities. By intertextual references, Chin-lang Hou and Marc Chagall repaint their migration life in their works, so as to map the notion of self-identity. |