At Art Tainan 2025, Chong Er Art presents a group exhibition featuring four Dutch artists: Suzan Drummen, Mari Stoel, Pascal van der Graaf, and Rob Bouwman. Through their unique visual languages, they compose a symphony of color, structure, and space, inviting viewers to explore the multiple layers of perception.
Suzan Drummen is renowned for her opulent and intricate installations. Using mirrors, jewels, and glass, she constructs elaborate geometric patterns that immerse viewers in a dazzling play of light and reflection, offering a mesmerizing visual experience.
Mari Stoel captures poetic moments of daily life with a minimalist yet profound painting style. His works navigate the boundaries between figuration and abstraction, layering color and structure to evoke a sense of time and memory intertwined.
Pascal van der Graaf draws inspiration from Taoist philosophy and Eastern aesthetics in his abstract paintings. By combining origami techniques with automotive paint, he creates compositions that shift dynamically with changes in light and perspective.
Rob Bouwman specializes in contemporary abstract painting. He applies oil paint on wooden panels, creating layered, semi-transparent forms. Using a finger-painting technique, he introduces tension between light and space, challenging viewers’ visual perception.
Bringing together the creative expressions of these four artists, this exhibition offers a diverse visual journey, inviting the audience to embark on an exploration of "Visual Symphony", where sensory and spiritual experiences converge.
