Soka Art is honored to invite emerging Taiwanese artist Wu Ruo-xin to hold her solo exhibition "Corners, Wind Chimes and Home." Wu Ruo-xin excels at pairing ethereal girl figures and animals against black and gray backgrounds, expressing multi-layered emotions through delicate brushwork. Her creations are non-linear stories woven from fragments of daily life. In recent years, she has frequently been invited to exhibit internationally, garnering attention and appreciation from many collectors. In this exhibition, the artist redefines the meaning of "home," endowing it with emotional connections that transcend spatial boundaries. Through her unique perspective, viewers will glimpse those comfortable corners and memories that resonate in the gentle sounds of wind chimes.

Soka Art is pleased to announce that Yan Zhancheng's solo exhibition "One, Two, Three" will be held on May 17, curated by Sun Dongdong, and will last until June 21, 2025.

Following last year's " Beyond Free-Spirited - Yu Peng Solo Exhibition," Soka Art will present "Clarifying the Mind at a Thatched Cottage - Yu Peng Solo Exhibition" from April 12 to May 17. Throughout his life, Yu Peng dedicated himself to transforming his home garden into a traditional Chinese garden. In the bustling city center, he created "Gui Yin Lu", which he described as "a place where lofty aspirations need not dwell in seclusion." "Clarifying the Mind at a Thatched Cottage" reflects Yu Peng's life philosophy—remaining undisturbed by external chaos while freely pursuing spiritual liberation.

Li Jie's solo exhibition Lost in Illusion will be presented on April 5 and last until May 10.