Soka Art Beijing is very honored to welcome the first exhibition of 2022, artist Zhao Bo's solo exhibition epoch 2022, which will run from March 12 to May 8 for a total of 8 weeks. Continuing the context of the work "Consciousness Landscape" in 2015 and "The End of the World and The Cold Fairy Mirror" in 2018, the work is full of a unique sense of tragedy. The snow doomsday scene and dazzling and wild colors allude to the grotesque social chaos and spiritual anxiety in modern times.

Soka Art is honored to announce that Japan's popular woodcarving artist Daisuke Teshima will hold his first solo exhibition in Taiwan! Taisuke Teshima, who was born in Fukuoka, Japan, graduated from the Institute of Sculpture Department of Tokyo University of Fine Arts, and won the "60th Yamaguchi Art Award" Grand Prize, and his works were also collected by the Japan Modern Art Promotion Foundation. With its unique creative style and cute shapes, Daisuke Teshima's works will be the focus of attention at the Taipei Art Fair in 2021, setting a record for sales.

Soka Art is proud to kick off 2022 with Ting-Yu Wang’s new solo exhibition, Heavenly Waters. The exhibition will be held for 8 weeks from January 8th to March 5th. Echoing his previous exhibitions “Charting with Constellation” (2016), “Sky Messenger” (2019), and “Verdiales of the Forsaken Hamlet” (2020), this exhibition is named after one of the eight constellation families, Heavenly Waters, which mainly focuses on Aquarius and water-related themes. Unlike his previous works, the artist now places a greater emphasis on color arrangements as well as gaming elements and concepts that lead viewers to explore seemingly familiar images and ponder the profound meaning behind each painting.