The Taijiang Cultural Center is now presenting the exhibition "Art's First Intention · A Journey Through Beauty," showcasing the inner journey of her many years of depicting the beauty of the world with her brush. (Photo by reporter Lin Hsueh-chuan)
Reported by Lin Hsueh-chuan in Tainan
Shen Ching-jung, CEO of the FLOMO Education Foundation, loves to pick up her brush and paint in her leisure time. She is now presenting the exhibition "Art's First Intention · A Journey Through Beauty" at the Taijiang Cultural Center—her first solo exhibition—showcasing the inner journey of her many years of depicting the beauty of the world with her brush.
Shen Ching-jung is the CEO of the FLOMO Education Foundation. Devoted to public welfare for many years, she serves as both the Foundation's Chief Executive Officer and a Director, and though her days are busy with affairs, she has never forgotten her original devotion to creation. She has traveled the world many times, using watercolor and oil painting to record what she has seen and felt along her journeys, expressing her love of nature through delicate brushwork and portraying the tranquility and distant serenity of landscapes in soft tones. With "first intention" as its core, the exhibition presents works on the themes of flowers and landscapes, inviting the public to enter her field of vision and feel the sincere emotion of encountering the world along the way.
Since its establishment in 2004, the FLOMO Education Foundation has continued to deepen its work in education and the promotion of arts and culture. Last year it collaborated with the Cultural Affairs Bureau on "The First Art Class for the Children of Taijiang," bringing children closer to art and inspiring their creativity. Teachers and students from Kang Chiao Kindergarten were specially invited to the opening event, demonstrating the Foundation's ongoing efforts to root education and awaken art.
The Center stated that Shen Ching-jung gazes upon nature and records her journeys with her brush, turning life's moving moments into color and brushstroke. It invites all to view the exhibition and, amid the interplay of light and art, to rediscover the purest beauty of life. The exhibition runs through October 19.
