NCECA 2014: Ching-Yuan Chang
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Demonstrating Artist: Ching-Yuan Chang Using color slip as the vehicle to express personal interpretation on the Taiwanese cultural phenomenon. Surface treatment of my works is not just about color, texture and design, it is about why I choose this techinique and how the process also plays part of the concept.
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