From Manchester to Qingshui, Pulman embodies the 18th-century European tradition of the Grand Tour in the 21st century. As a contemporary flâneur, he navigates cross-cultural and sometimes detached relationships, moving through diverse places and times, keenly observing and capturing the rhythm of each landscape and the lives of its people.

TSAI completely avoids the typical urban landscapes and instead, his paintings hover on the fringes of what we consider the city. The designs of the scenes in his images are paired with an understated palette, ranging from dark gray, unsaturated yellow, green, and other heavy brownish colors.

CHEN is now a representative artist of Chinese contemporary figurative painting. Having being fascinated with things of a mysterious and dramatic nature since childhood, Chen has delved into the world of figurative painting and absorbed Eastern and Western historic elements, integrating various symbols drawn from traditional Chinese culture with contemporary scenes to create his Self-portrait Series and Series on the Republic of China.