郭彥甫
Guo, Yan-Fu
新銳藝術家，對他而言，畫畫的過程很放鬆、快樂，一直思考「藝術與繪畫」的區別，經過演藝圈數年的磨練，才發現原來答案一直都在眼前，他找到了個人對於藝術的解讀。以行李箱概念創作的畫在羅浮宮的卡爾塞廳展出，透過行李箱看人性，藉由藝術表達對心理的觀察。
As an emerging artist, painting makes Guo Yen-Fu relaxing and happy. He has been thinking about the differences between "art" and "painting". After spending years in entertainment field, he found that the answer to this question was just in front of his eyes, and he had his own interpretation of "art". He created a series of artworks with the concept of suitcases to reveal his points of view of humanity and observation of psychological thinking. He has exhibited his artworks in Art Shopping in Le Carrrousel Du Louvre in Paris.
As an emerging artist, painting makes Guo Yen-Fu relaxing and happy. He has been thinking about the differences between "art" and "painting". After spending years in entertainment field, he found that the answer to this question was just in front of his eyes, and he had his own interpretation of "art". He created a series of artworks with the concept of suitcases to reveal his points of view of humanity and observation of psychological thinking. He has exhibited his artworks in Art Shopping in Le Carrrousel Du Louvre in Paris.
《找尋誰的行李箱》系列畫作
本次展出作品係為「找尋誰的行李箱」系列《一大袋的工作裝備》、《只想有一天妳跟我》、《我也很想她》，源於工作中頻繁的行旅，行李箱變成無法撇開的物件，原本只是裝載衣物與工作必需品的工具，慢慢變成每個工作過程的回憶與紀錄，透過一次次打包裝卸，與不同的人交往，而有了心情的差異，於是開始用畫筆來記錄這些過程與記憶。表面上是一次次行旅的紀錄，但實際是自我心情的寫照，以及對人際交往關係的感懷與批判。
In this exhibition, Guo's Whose Suitcase series, which includes Work Equipment, Wish One Day There's Only You, And I Miss Her too, demonstrates the idea that a suitcase is not only luggage but also memory of every trip. Through the process of packing and unpacking and interaction with different people in different trips, he records his reflection about those journeys by painting. Those artworks are not just records of journeys but his reflections and critiques about the relationships between people as well.
In this exhibition, Guo's Whose Suitcase series, which includes Work Equipment, Wish One Day There's Only You, And I Miss Her too, demonstrates the idea that a suitcase is not only luggage but also memory of every trip. Through the process of packing and unpacking and interaction with different people in different trips, he records his reflection about those journeys by painting. Those artworks are not just records of journeys but his reflections and critiques about the relationships between people as well.
