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Hsiao Yi-Mei
蕭逸玫
蕭逸玫於1991年生於台灣，畢業於國立台北教育大學碩士班。
其創作長期以「人」為核心，透過自身肉身作為創作起點與敘事媒介，展開對自我身份、性別意象與社會觀感的深入探索。她將自我視為實驗場，從個人經驗出發，延伸至個體與群體、現實與想像之間的交錯關係，構築出獨特的繪畫語境。作品以寫實風格為基礎，輔以負片效果的視覺語言，探索人體與異質元素之間融合的可能性。她經常將當代趣味題材融入畫面，藉此回應時代脈絡與集體記憶的變化。同時，她擅於從記憶的片段中擷取情感觸點，透過物件的拆解與重組，進行情緒與經驗的轉喻，形塑出個人意識的映射與心理景觀的再現。
自2013年起，她的作品在多地展出，並屢獲肯定，包括2020年「台灣銀行藝術祭繪畫季」優選獎，以及入選2024年全國美術展。其作品亦為台灣銀行與達永建設典藏。
Hsiao Yi-Mei (b. 1991, Taiwan) holds a master’s degree from the National Taipei University of Education.
Her oil paintings center around the human figure, using her own body as both subject and narrative vessel to investigate themes of identity, gender representation, and societal perception. Treating the self as a site of experimentation, she delves into the intricate relationships between the individual and the collective, the real and the imagined. Working primarily in a realist style, Hsiao often incorporates negative film effects to explore the fusion of the human body with various foreign elements. Contemporary and playful references are woven into her compositions, offering a visual response to the socio-temporal landscape and reflecting the spirit of our times. Drawing from fragments of memory, she reconstructs and reinterprets objects to translate emotional experiences and project inner states, creating deeply personal and psychological visual narratives.
Since 2013, Hsiao’s works have been exhibited widely and recognized with numerous accolades, including an Honorable Mention at the 2020 Art Festival Bank of Taiwan and selection for the 2024 NATIONAL ARTS AWARDS. Her works are part of several private and public collections, including the Bank of Taiwan and DA YONG Construction.
其創作長期以「人」為核心，透過自身肉身作為創作起點與敘事媒介，展開對自我身份、性別意象與社會觀感的深入探索。她將自我視為實驗場，從個人經驗出發，延伸至個體與群體、現實與想像之間的交錯關係，構築出獨特的繪畫語境。作品以寫實風格為基礎，輔以負片效果的視覺語言，探索人體與異質元素之間融合的可能性。她經常將當代趣味題材融入畫面，藉此回應時代脈絡與集體記憶的變化。同時，她擅於從記憶的片段中擷取情感觸點，透過物件的拆解與重組，進行情緒與經驗的轉喻，形塑出個人意識的映射與心理景觀的再現。
自2013年起，她的作品在多地展出，並屢獲肯定，包括2020年「台灣銀行藝術祭繪畫季」優選獎，以及入選2024年全國美術展。其作品亦為台灣銀行與達永建設典藏。
Hsiao Yi-Mei (b. 1991, Taiwan) holds a master’s degree from the National Taipei University of Education.
Her oil paintings center around the human figure, using her own body as both subject and narrative vessel to investigate themes of identity, gender representation, and societal perception. Treating the self as a site of experimentation, she delves into the intricate relationships between the individual and the collective, the real and the imagined. Working primarily in a realist style, Hsiao often incorporates negative film effects to explore the fusion of the human body with various foreign elements. Contemporary and playful references are woven into her compositions, offering a visual response to the socio-temporal landscape and reflecting the spirit of our times. Drawing from fragments of memory, she reconstructs and reinterprets objects to translate emotional experiences and project inner states, creating deeply personal and psychological visual narratives.
Since 2013, Hsiao’s works have been exhibited widely and recognized with numerous accolades, including an Honorable Mention at the 2020 Art Festival Bank of Taiwan and selection for the 2024 NATIONAL ARTS AWARDS. Her works are part of several private and public collections, including the Bank of Taiwan and DA YONG Construction.
