Nightscapes as a Canvas for Life’s Quiet Reflections — Lin Baoling’s New Solo Exhibition "A Fleeting Light" Debuts at Soka Art Taipei
Taipei, Taiwan – Soka Art Taipei is pleased to announce the presentation of A Fleeting Light, the latest solo exhibition by acclaimed Taiwanese artist Lin Baoling, on view from December 13, 2025, to January 24, 2026.
Renowned for his mysterious, romantic, and fluid nightscapes, Lin Baoling has long utilized painterly light to explore fundamental concerns of the human condition: fragility, solitude, and resilience. This new body of work, A Fleeting Light, marks a deepened philosophical introspection shaped by Lin Baoling’s recent life experiences, poetically responding to the accelerated and often anxious rhythms of contemporary society. In a time defined by constant motion, Lin Baoling seeks to preserve ephemeral fragments of luminosity—those moments that vanish in an instant yet possess the power to illuminate one’s inner landscape.

Geometry and Color Unfold the Visual Field — Chiang Shu-Yun’s New Solo Exhibition “horizon: the visible latent” Debuts at Soka Art Taipei
When viewing is no longer a static gaze but a generative experience unfolding through time, painting becomes an open field of exploration.
Taiwanese emerging artist Chiang Shu-Yun presents her new solo exhibition “horizon: the visible latent” at Soka Art Taipei from November 8 to December 6, 2025. Continuing her ongoing inquiry into the essence of painting, Chiang explores how perception is generated and extended through abstract geometric forms and layered structures of color. Rectangular outlines and chromatic planes interweave on the canvas; negative spaces and accumulations coexist. Each boundary becomes a point of departure that triggers visual movement, allowing the act of “seeing” to unfold in time and summoning the liminal zone between the visible and the latent.

Soka Art Taipei will present the “Akio Niisato x Shingo Tsukuda Dual Exhibition” on the third-floor gallery from November 8 to December 6, 2025, showcasing contemporary works by two Japanese artists who use ceramics and wood as their mediums. Both are internationally renowned for their masterful craftsmanship and distinctive aesthetics, exploring the possibilities of light and form through different materials while demonstrating the continuation and transformation of Eastern craftsmanship in contemporary art.

A Vocabulary of Woodcarving Centered on the “Gaze” – Daisuke Teshima’s Perspective at Soka Art Taipei
Soka Art is delighted to present Japanese artist Daisuke Teshima’s latest solo exhibition Perspective, on view from September 27 to November 1, 2025, at Soka Art Taipei. Rooted in the concept of the “gaze,” Teshima’s practice blends classical Japanese woodcarving and Buddhist sculptural techniques with polychrome and mixed-media expressions. His works draw inspiration from everyday encounters with people, objects, and events—fragments that overlap, merge, or drift apart until a moment of inspiration crystallizes them into tangible form. The exhibition invites viewers to explore these moments and share in the act of seeing the unknown.

Korea’s Renowned Artist Kim Sunwoo Debuts in Taiwan with Beyond the Map
Step into the Dodo’s Fantastical Journey, Paired with an Exclusive Art Coffee Cup Collaboration
Celebrated Korean artist Kim Sunwoo, known for his commitment to ecological sustainability, makes his Taiwan debut with Beyond the Map at Soka Art Taipei from August 23 to September 20, 2025. Showcasing 17 signature dodo-inspired works, this exhibition weaves memory, history, and freedom into a captivating adventure. In a special collaboration, Soka Art Taipei partners with Taipei’s forest-themed G’day Coffee to offer exclusive dodo-themed coffee cups—enjoy a coffee and take home a piece of art. Kim Sunwoo, whose collaborations include Bulgari and Starbucks, will attend the opening on August 23 to share his creative journey.

A Future Journey Through Archaeological Image-Memories:
Tatsuya Yokosaka’s Solo Exhibition ZENTAI Debuts at Soka Art Taipei
When images cease to be mere visuals and become clues for future civilizations to unearth the past, the act of looking transforms entirely. Japanese artist Tatsuya Yokosaka unveils his latest solo exhibition ZENTAI at Soka Art Taipei, on view from July 5 to August 16, 2025.

Expanding on the speculative premise of his 2020 show The End—which imagined a world where humanity went extinct following the pandemic and artworks survived as cultural relics—ZENTAI constructs a visual universe shaped by the languages of anime and tokusatsu (special effects media). Through this lens, Yokosaka invites viewers to break free from the bounds of linear time and reimagine history and reality from a distant, future perspective.