【塗鴉聯展】 淀 YoDo、異男文森、桑拿大可
Graffiti -- YoDo,  Vincent X.X, Sangna Take
展覽時間：2024. 11.26（二）~12.20（五）／藝文總中心美術館綜二館展廳
展覽開幕：11.26（二）16:30 ∕ 藝文總中心美術館綜二館展廳

清大甲辰年展覽主軸塗鴉藝術注入校園生生不息的活力，令人耳目一新，年底壓軸重頭戲，邀請三位知名藝術家淀 YoDo、異男文森、桑拿大可聯展，呈現蓬勃生機與強而有力的創作精神，讓師生與觀眾領略塗鴉藝術的新視覺與精神體驗。

YoDo名字源起於父親以日文 "淀"為其命名，意味平靜且深層，但YoDo生活上所面臨的挑戰便是與人群的接觸，曾因憂鬱與創傷症候群住院，創傷期間藉藝術治療身心得以康復。近期嘗試運用多樣化媒材創作並與肢體表演藝術結合，試圖傳達自我的藝術思維，創作系列性發表並結合現場即興塗鴉。

異男文森擅長攝影與塗鴉，繪畫筆觸與色調如同孩童塗鴉般，並融合成年人與小男孩之生命記憶，揉合佛道教符號儀式、外星生命體研究、靈學、心理學與超自然現象，此次呈現「男孩山水：空山不見人」大型彩色作品系列創作，自成一個獨特主角男孩Pappy 精神世界，帶領觀眾同遊奇觀深谷。

桑拿大可曾從事插畫與設計，目前專職藝術創作，由生活中擷取靈感，其繪畫主要以人物為主，藉由眼神、穿搭、肢體結合時尚元素，表現舒壓、放鬆、慵懶的風格，主角通常帶著一股厭世感。創作筆觸隨興、構圖利落，細節自然揮灑，作品彷彿時尚登場。桑拿大可善於詮釋平凡無奇的思緒感懷，透過人物神情或簡短語句等，反映當下年輕世代的文化樣貌。
 

Graffiti -- YoDo,  Vincent X.X, Sangna Take

Exhibition：2024.11.26（Tue.）~ 12.20（Fri.）/  NTHU Center for Arts and Culture_General Building 2 (1Ｆ)     
Opening：11.26（Tue.）16:30  /  NTHU Center for Arts and Culture_General Building 2 (1Ｆ)
Weekdays 12:00-18:00 / Weekends 12:00-17:00 

The theme of the National Tsing Hua University 2024 exhibitions is graffiti art, which infuses the campus with vibrant, unceasing energy, offering a refreshing and innovative experience. As the grand finale of the year, the exhibition will feature an exhibition by three renowned artists— YoDo, Vincent X.X, Sangna Take, and—presenting a flourishing vitality and a powerful creative spirit. This exhibition invites teachers, students, and visitors to explore new visual and spiritual experiences through graffiti art.

YoDo’s name originates from his father, who named her "淀" (pronounced "YoDo" in Japanese), symbolizing tranquility and depth. However, YoDo’s personal challenges in life stem from her difficulties with social interaction. she has previously been hospitalized for depression and post-traumatic stress disorder, and it was during this period that she found healing through art therapy. Recently, YoDo has been experimenting with diverse media and integrating her works with physical performance art, aiming to express her personal artistic thoughts through a series of creations, incorporating live improvisational graffiti.

Vincent X.X specializes in photography and graffiti. His painting style and color palette resemble the carefree, childlike quality of doodles, blending the life experiences of both adults and young boys. His work merges Buddhist and Taoist symbols, alien life research, mysticism, psychology, and supernatural phenomena. For this exhibition, he presents a large series of colorful works titled Boy's Landscape: Empty Mountain, No One Seen, creating the unique mental world of the boy character Pappy, guiding the audience through a wondrous and deep valley of imagination.

Sangna Take, who has a background in illustration and design, is now a full-time artist. Drawing inspiration from everyday life, his paintings primarily focus on human figures. Through eye expressions, clothing, and body language, combined with fashion elements, his works convey a relaxed, leisurely, and somewhat world-weary style. His characters often express a sense of ennui. His brushstrokes are spontaneous, with clean compositions and natural detailing, making the works feel like a fashionable statement. Sangna Take excels at interpreting ordinary thoughts and emotions, reflecting the cultural landscape of today’s younger generation through the expressions and brief phrases of his characters.