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- Art characteristics
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- Education
- Experience
- Selected collections
- References
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}}{{Chinese name|Tsai}}Yuan-Sheng Tsai ({{zh|t=蔡元勝}}, born 1969), is a Taiwanese artist born in Taipei. Fascinated by painting since childhood, Tsai set off to study in Spain in 1996 after obtaining a fine art background in Taiwan. His overseas experience acted as a creative turning point because of the influence from well-known Spanish masterpieces. In both Taiwan and Spain, Tsai has been awarded several representative art prizes. During 1996 to 2006, he completed further fine art studies -- a Master's of Arts and Ph.D in Spain.[1] Art characteristics Dancing colours and waving lines bring rhythmic tempos to Tsai's music-inspired painting. He utilizes numerous types of pigments and even uses his own hand-made pigments. The overlapping and intricate elements in his works are akin to the hundreds of storyboards for a film.[1] Works - 《Twittering》, 91x116.5cm, Oil on canvas, 2011
- 《Always Moonish》, 78.5x216cm, Oil on board, 2011
- 《Had Much Gray!》, 150x122cm, Oil on board, 2011
- 《La nostalgia y la distancia》, 90.5x116.5cm, Oil on canvas, 2011
Education - 1999-2006 PhD (Fine Arts), College of Salamanca, Spain
- 1996-1998 MA (Fine Arts), College of Salamanca, Spain.
- 1989-1992 BA (Fine Arts), National Taiwan University of Arts, Taiwan
- 1986-1988 Fine Arts Department, Fu-Hsin Trade and Arts School, Taiwan
Experience - 2003-2009 Member of Juries for International Art Competitions, Lecturer of National Taiwan University of Arts and Community Colleges
- 2000-2006 An Honor V/V Member of Engraving Association of Spain, Invited Exhibition every year
- 1999-2001 Grant “Joan Miró Foundation,” Studio of Engraving, Palma de Mallorca, Spain
- 1999-2001 Grant “Eduardo Capa Foundation,” for Sculpture, Alicante, Spain
Selected collections - National Engraving Centre, Spain
- Museum of Fine Arts, Salamanca, Spain
- Valladolid Public Library, Spain
- National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts
- National Dr. Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall, Taiwan
References 1. ^1 Powen Gallery
Sources - Yuan-Sheng Tsai, "Wondering on the Border, Yuan-Sheng", Zhen Yiang Publishing, Taipei, 2000.
- Powen Gallery {{en icon}}
{{authority control}}{{DEFAULTSORT:Tsai, Yuan-Sheng}} 5 : 1969 births|Living people|Taiwanese expatriates in Spain|Taiwanese painters|National Taiwan University of Arts alumni |