YEN TZU-YUN
顏子耘
顏子耘，1999年生於台灣高雄，畢業於東海大學美術系，目前就讀於國立清華大學藝術與設計研究所碩士班。
其作品深入刻畫人際關係中的情感聯結，曾在東海大學及藝術空間舉辦個展，並參與如「清華春之卓越獎」等聯展。顏子耘多次於東海美展獲獎，包括2021年海報設計首獎和2019年新人獎等榮譽。
以柔和、朦朧的油彩筆觸捕捉日常生活與親密關係中的微小瞬間。她以「觸摸」作為創作起點，連結記憶中的情感對象，並透過流暢有機的線條與曖昧簡化的人物形象，營造出一種「無需犧牲的親密所在」。冷暖交錯的色彩語言如同情感間的平衡與調和，構築出既靠近又保有個體獨特性的親密動態。
Yen Tzu-Yun, born in Kaohsiung, Taiwan in 1999, graduated from the Department of Fine Arts at Tunghai University and is currently pursuing her MFA at National Tsing Hua University’s Department of Art and Design.
Her oil paintings delve into the emotional connections within interpersonal relationships. She has held solo exhibitions at Tunghai University and various art spaces, and participated in group exhibitions such as the “Tsing Hua Art Excellence Award”by Spring Foundation. Yen has received multiple awards at the Tunghai Art Exhibition, including First Prize in Poster Design in 2021 and the New Talent Award in 2019.
Yen Tzu-Yun’s paintings, with their soft and hazy oil brushstrokes, capture fleeting moments within everyday life and intimate relationships. Beginning with the notion of “touch” as a creative starting point, she connects with the emotional presences of memory. Through fluid, organic lines and simplified, ambiguous figures, she constructs a space of intimacy that requires no sacrifice. Her use of color—balancing between warm and cool tones—mirrors the harmony and tension within emotional exchanges, forming dynamics that are both close and uniquely individual.
其作品深入刻畫人際關係中的情感聯結，曾在東海大學及藝術空間舉辦個展，並參與如「清華春之卓越獎」等聯展。顏子耘多次於東海美展獲獎，包括2021年海報設計首獎和2019年新人獎等榮譽。
以柔和、朦朧的油彩筆觸捕捉日常生活與親密關係中的微小瞬間。她以「觸摸」作為創作起點，連結記憶中的情感對象，並透過流暢有機的線條與曖昧簡化的人物形象，營造出一種「無需犧牲的親密所在」。冷暖交錯的色彩語言如同情感間的平衡與調和，構築出既靠近又保有個體獨特性的親密動態。
Yen Tzu-Yun, born in Kaohsiung, Taiwan in 1999, graduated from the Department of Fine Arts at Tunghai University and is currently pursuing her MFA at National Tsing Hua University’s Department of Art and Design.
Her oil paintings delve into the emotional connections within interpersonal relationships. She has held solo exhibitions at Tunghai University and various art spaces, and participated in group exhibitions such as the “Tsing Hua Art Excellence Award”by Spring Foundation. Yen has received multiple awards at the Tunghai Art Exhibition, including First Prize in Poster Design in 2021 and the New Talent Award in 2019.
Yen Tzu-Yun’s paintings, with their soft and hazy oil brushstrokes, capture fleeting moments within everyday life and intimate relationships. Beginning with the notion of “touch” as a creative starting point, she connects with the emotional presences of memory. Through fluid, organic lines and simplified, ambiguous figures, she constructs a space of intimacy that requires no sacrifice. Her use of color—balancing between warm and cool tones—mirrors the harmony and tension within emotional exchanges, forming dynamics that are both close and uniquely individual.
