Chan Yung-jen
Park ornament, architectural fragments, and collected objects folded into small sculptures of resin, mica and quartz.
Taiwan · sculpture · Sculpture, mold-making, resin and mineral materials
Qiāomǎoyuán — Lion
Chan Yung-jen · 2026 · Resin, mica, quartz and pigment, 17 × 20 × 15 cm
Qiāomǎoyuán — Lion. Resin, mica, quartz and pigment, 17 × 20 × 15 cm. Two outward-looking faces share one ridged, mineral-flecked body. Artwork: Chan Yung-jen. Image: Soil Space / Chan Yung-jen. Editorial use.
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Chan Yung-jen's sculpture often begins with the mold. A mold keeps the shape of another object after the two have been separated, and the form returns in different material. The works stay small, their surfaces ridged and flecked with minerals.
Sources
- Soil Space: Accretions of Time exhibition page ↗ — Dates, hours, address, visitor information, and the exhibition catalogue
- Chan Yung-jen on Accretions of Time ↗ — The artist's own account of the materials and the room
Current and upcoming exhibitions
- Open nowA Yellow Line Across the Wall
Through October 11, 2026 · Tuesday–Sunday 10:00–18:00 · Saturday until 21:00 · closed Monday
- Closing soonThe Lion Looks Both Ways
July 25 – September 6, 2026