Tzeng Pei-yao (1927-1991) was a leading second-generation artist in Taiwan, following influential predecessors like Yen Shui-long (1903-1997) and Kuo Po-chuan (1901-1974). His avant-garde and visionary approach exemplifies a contemporary Tainan-centered perspective, weaving a tapestry that extends its influence to Taiwan and global stages. The character "xiang" (相/"interface") encompasses meanings such as manage, select, assist, and appearance, mirroring Tzeng Pei-yao's self image. With a sincere heart and passionate spirit, the artist himself genuinely experiences and understands the world both internally and externally. The archives, documents, and objects he left also constitute an "xiang" intertwining himself and others between artistic responsibility and friendship. Like the artist per se, his paintings act as another "xiang" between the spiritual and physical realms and become a medium reflecting both the inner and outer worlds. His works intertwine the meanings of life through lines, shapes and colors, embodying his motto: "Art creates eternal life." The exhibition is divided into three main sections: "The Dimensions of Time and Space: Tzeng Pei-yao's Corridor of Life," "Intertwining" and "Timeless Window," each revealing a facet of his profound life stories.

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