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| Size | Artwork only | With framing | Framing + acrylic |
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| 30×39 cm | USD 43 | USD 96 | USD 110 |
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Series 1: Cinematic Abstracts
Drawing inspiration from classic films, the series transforms stories, fragments, and emotions that touch creators' heartstrings into abstract visual forms. Through geometric elements - circles that symbolize characters or complete story chapters, lines that represent memories, emotional scars, or subtle connections between characters - specific narrative outlines are blurred, inviting viewers to reinterpret these fragments in a boundless imaginary space.
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5. Shards of the Unfinished World
Inspired by “The Myth of Love” (Fellini Satyricon), Federico Fellini, 1969
The Myth of Love is an Italian fantasy film and drama film released in 1969, directed by Federico Fellini and written by him, which is roughly based on the work of Gaius Petronius Albit Satyricon. The film is about a man named Enkolpius and his friend Asquithus trying to win the heart of a little boy named Geaton.
Paper & medium
Giclée print / fine art etching paper
About the artist
Born in Taipei, Chiaoyi Chang is a multidisciplinary designer and creator. Her work is centered around the concept of “lines,” constructing visual compositions through geometric forms. By blending a designer’s structured approach with the expressive nature of freehand exploration, she investigates the relationships between imagery, the human body, and space—extending this dynamic balance of freedom and structure into her design practice.
In 2021, she was awarded the MOE Scholarship for Overseas Study in Arts and Design and pursued further studies at Musashino Art University in Japan, broadening her international artistic perspective. She earned her Master’s degree in Communication Design from Shih Chien University (SCU) in 2023. Now working as a freelance designer and creator, she continues to explore new possibilities across diverse creative fields.
2023 “In Between-Solo Exhibition of Chang Chiaoyi” Node94 · TW
2022 “Silkscreen” · Musashino Art University · JP
2020 “Plenty More” · Huashan 1914 Creative Park
2019 “Running Taoyuan” · Art Matsu Village · TW
2018 “Commemorate & Step Across” · The Pier-2 Art Center · TW
2014 “Aphasia” · Invisible Artspac · TW / “Steal the Scene” · URS21 · TW