遇見：羅士亷陶塑創作展

創作如日常，羅士亷從撿拾及重組開始，透過不同的造型，回應著沿路奇異的風光。
偶然間，他遇見一些轉瞬即逝、留不下來的事物，裡面是首詩。轉折裡，隱藏著一堆不確定的音符，陪伴一個轉換中的靈魂，翻弄著陶土，緊隨著散聚無常的樂章，熱切地述說著那些留不住的瞬間 —— 成就那一連串的偶然。最後，遇上了另一個自己，快樂而哀傷。
生命是一條孤獨的河，在流動的過程中，他洞悉生命裡的各種相遇與離別。其後，在無常中覺醒。

羅士亷
1967年生於香港，1990年畢業於香港中文大學藝術系，現居於台灣高雄。從事陶藝創作逾三十年，創作類型包括雕刻陶藝、裝置藝術及功能器物。
1995年成立大陶工作室，專注從事陶藝教學及創作，並曾多次在香港及台灣舉辦個人展覽，以及參與海外如日本、韓國、美國、歐洲及中國之展覧。作品為香港藝術館、香港文化博物館、北京歷史博物館、美國Kohlor Art Center、日本樂陶藝之森及私人所收藏。
主題圍繞人、物與時空的關係，透過自然簡約的造形和質感，呈現其獨具一格的狂騷和創造力，並揭示自身對日常生活和精神世界的感觸和理解。


Encounter：Chris Lo Sze Lim Solo Exhibition
As in everyday life, Chris Lo‘s creation begins with picking up the detritus of living and reassembling them into different shapes and forms, responding to the serendipitous encounters along the way.
 
Perchance there is poetry in some that are transient.
Within their nooks and crannies are indefinite notes keeping company with a soul in transition, turning over clay, following movements that are scattered and unpredictable, urgently describing those fleeting moments, enabling a series of fortuitous experiences to eventually bring about the face-to-face encounter of another self, both full of joy and sorrow.
 
Life is a solitary river. As it flows, Chris gains insight into the different encounters and partings, eventually acquiring awareness through impermanence.

Translated by Elizabeth Wong 英譯王璐德

Chris Lo Sze Lim
Chris was born in Hong Kong in 1967 and he graduated with a Bachelor’s Degree in Fine Arts from the Chinese University of Hong Kong in 1990. He now resides in Kaohsiung Taiwan. His works include sculptural ceramics, installation works, and functional objects that serve both form and function.

In 1995, he founded his own art studio the Cobo Ceramic Workshop. This allowed Chris to actively participate in numerous art exhibitions in Hong Kong, as well as in Taiwan, Japan, USA, Korea, Europe, and China. His works are carried in the collections of the Hong Kong Museum of Art, Hong Kong Heritage Museum, the National Museum of Chinese History in Beijing, and the Kohler Art Centre, Wisconsin, USA, as well as individuals and private collectors.

The themes mostly revolve around people, objects, time and space. Through natural forms and textures, they express a unique style of raw energy and reinvention, reflecting his interpretation of life charged with a strong internal spirituality.

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