《When the Breeze Brushes the City》

▍Artist Yi-Ting Su 蘇誼亭

As spring unfolds, the city quietly transforms with the changing season.

Urban life-70
Chinese ink, acrylic, rayon, cotton on canvas
45.5×53cm

Cherry blossoms, golden trumpet trees, cotton trees, and chinaberry trees bloom in succession.
Seen through the window in motion, these passing glimpses of scenery—touched by a soft breeze—feel both delicate and profound.

Urban life-89
Chinese ink, acrylic, rayon cotton, silk on canvas
65 × 91cm

This exhibition presents the City Sketch Series, Urban Daily Series, and Seconds Series, each reflecting different temporal perspectives of the urban landscape.
The imagery, suspended between clarity and blur, resembles memories on the verge of fading—familiar, yet elusive.

f2120iso64
Handmade paper, Chinese ink , acrylic, rayon cotton, silk on canvas
65× 53cm

Fiber serves as a central medium in the artist’s practice, becoming a vessel for memory while carrying the atmosphere of the city and the passage of time.

The works do not merely depict landscapes; they transform them into an extension of perception and lived experience.

Urban life-88
Handmade paper, Chinese ink , acrylic, rayon cotton, silk on canvas
53 × 45.5cm

Amid the pace of daily life, time seems to move endlessly forward.

These works invite viewers to pause—to notice the subtle, often overlooked moments that shape our experience of the city.

Urban life-72
Handmade paper, Chinese ink, acrylic, paper, rayon on canvas
27 x 35cm

When the Breeze Brushes the City unfolds as a quiet dialogue between urban space, memory, and time, inviting you to step into these drifting landscapes.

Sketch city-27
Chinese ink, acrylic, rayon, cotton, silk on canvas
35 x 27cm

▍ Between the City and the Breeze, Where Time Flows

This exhibition invites viewers to step into fleeting urban moments,
where images shift between clarity and blur, and memories quietly emerge.
Through the interweaving of fiber and imagery, the works carry traces of time and the subtle breath of the city, transforming viewing into a slow and attentive experience.