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TSAO Chung-Hung                                  操 昌

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                   “I paint, therefore I am” is appropriated from French philosopher   ˜Ң೥݂Ңί™݊੬஗଺ɛਗ਼ج਷ࡪኪ࢕୊̔ဧٙࡪኪնᕚ
                   René Descartes’ philosophical statement “I think, therefore I am.”
                   Living in this world, we are always exploring the meaning of life,   ˜Ңܠ݂Ңί™dה࣑͜ᔷ౬ϾԸٙf
                   and the value of own existence. It is even more so the case when   ɛ͛ί˰dҢࡁᐼίઞীɛ͛ٙจ່eІҢπίᄆ࠽fϾ࿁                           ɝ፯
                   it comes to painting. We constantly and repeatedly consider this   ׵ᖭ೥௴Ъɪһ݊νϤfҢࡁᐼίӊɓഅeӊɓ࿛ʘʕˀᔧ                          Short List
                   problem through every brushstroke, sometimes even breaking
                   free from “self” to consider the “existence” of the work. As for   ̘ܠ॰வࡈਪᕚdϞࣛޟЇ݊୭ᕎə˜Ң™͉Ԓd̘ܠϽЪ
                   the meaning of the value of “own existence” in this world, it is   ۜٙ˜πί™fϾ࿁׵˜ІҢٙπί™ί˰ɪٙᄆ࠽ϞОจ
                   insigni cant, empty, or blurry without a purpose….  ່d݊಺ʃeൈೌeҵא݊ᅼᇔӚϞͦٙ׌ٙ······
                   This work makes use of the complicated relationships between   ͉Ъᔟഹɛيe፟ၾ፹ၝٙዓ࣬ʘගٙᗫڷԸяତІҢᄆ࠽
                   the characters, cat, and entangling roots of the tree to present the
                   mental state during the exploration of the value of self.   ʘઞীٙːଣً࿒f






















































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