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Rock collected by my father.
我父親的藏石
Rock collected by my father.
我父親的藏石
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Sketches with poetic text of the artwork
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From Yu Xiuhua's poem, "What I Once Opened Has Not Yet Closed."
Occasionally, I think of you. Like this evening,
As I eat a bowl of cold rice in the kitchen, I inexplicably think of you.
In that instant, tears fall like rain.
Sketches with poetic text of the artwork
作品詩文素描From Yu Xiuhua's poem, "What I Once Opened Has Not Yet Closed."
Occasionally, I think of you. Like this evening,
As I eat a bowl of cold rice in the kitchen, I inexplicably think of you.
In that instant, tears fall like rain.
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Shi Jin-Hua
My Father's Rock #2, 2020
Dust from stone, ink, graphite, pastel, charcoal, and pencil on paper, and rock
74.5 x 138 cm
11 x 24 x 7 cm (rock)
11 x 24 x 7 cm (rock)
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In My Father's Rock series, Shi Jin-Hua profoundly understood the myriad emotions his father felt while contemplating his inherited stone collection. He transformed years of accumulated dust from these stones...
In My Father's Rock series, Shi Jin-Hua profoundly understood the myriad emotions his father felt while contemplating his inherited stone collection. He transformed years of accumulated dust from these stones into a unique pigment. His abstract brushwork not only materializes profound emotions but also makes the works a vehicle for landscape philosophy and a most heartfelt remembrance of his late father.
在「父親的石頭」系列中，石晉華透過凝視父親遺留的石之收藏，深刻領會了父親當年觀石的萬般感觸。他將石頭上經年累月的積塵轉化為獨特顏料，其抽象筆觸不僅具象化了深沉的情感，更使作品成為山水哲學的載體，同時也是對已故父親最真摯的追憶。
◆〈父親的石頭 #2〉2020｜石頭上的灰塵、墨汁、石墨、鉛筆、粉彩、炭精筆、紙、石頭｜74.5 x 138 cm，石頭：24 x 7 x 11 cm
Exhibitions
2021 “The Rocks Return to Soil Where the Heart Belongs”, Taitung Art Museum, Taitung, Taiwan2020 “Renaissance: Marina CRUZ, Rao FU and SHI Jin-Hua”, Mind Set Art Center, Taipei, Taiwan
2021「石落心田 終歸大地-石晉華個展」，台東美術館，台灣
2020「重生：瑪莉娜‧克魯斯、傅饒、石晉華」，安卓藝術，台北，台灣