

Taipei, August 30 - September 1, 2024 — For the first time, the renowned Kyla x Einziart Gallery from Germany brought its collection of top-tier artists to Taiwan at ART FORMOSA, marking a significant entry into the Asian art market. This debut exhibition featured a rich array of artworks from globally celebrated artists, encompassing painting, installation, photography, ceramics, sculpture, and performance art, offering a multifaceted visual experience to the audience.
Highlights of the Exhibition
One of the key attractions was the cutting-edge installation by Chandler Cheng, a pioneer in digital fabrication and a lecturer at the University of the Arts London. His avant-garde piece captivated art enthusiasts and demonstrated his mastery of merging technology with artistic expression.
Another standout performance was Wu Zong-En’s innovative action art piece, Three Dreams. A graduate of the renowned Philippe Gaulier International School of Performance in France, Wu's work showcased his unique artistic vision and drew widespread acclaim.
Taiwanese artist Ku ChiChun, a graduate of the Taiwan University of Arts, presented his patented gesso series, which was completely sold out, underlining the market appeal of his innovative techniques.
Other artists, including Ziwei Duanmu, Ailin Qu, and Roy Siao, added to the exhibition's diverse and dynamic portfolio, showcasing their creativity and contributions to contemporary art.
A Milestone in Asian Expansion
The successful debut at ART FORMOSA signifies an important milestone for Kyla x Einziart Gallery in bridging the gap between European and Asian art markets. The gallery’s ability to present innovative and diverse works resonated with collectors and art enthusiasts, cementing its position as a key player in the region.
With this promising start, Kyla x Einziart Gallery looks forward to continuing its mission of fostering cross-cultural artistic exchange and introducing exceptional international artists to the vibrant Asian art scene.

Standout Artists and Works
The exhibition introduced a mix of new and seasoned talents whose works resonated with the audience:
Depei Chen, a U.S.-based Taiwanese artist, debuted with works that quickly became a focus for emerging collectors.
Xi Feng, a print artist from the Royal College of Art, UK, showcased abstract prints demonstrating exceptional mastery over her medium.
Wei Deng, a photography artist from the University of the Arts London, exhibited conceptual urban photography praised by art critic Zheng Zhi-Gui of Paris 8 University for its sharp narrative.
Katina, a Hong Kong artist based in the UK, explored healing art through intricate mandala-inspired works, engaging directly with collectors during the show.
Ziwei Duanmu, a U.S.-based visual artist and art therapy advocate, presented mid-sized ceramic vases with wabi-sabi aesthetics that appealed to current design trends.
Ailin Qu, a Chinese fashion makeup and styling artist, drew acclaim for her sophisticated artistic integration of aesthetics and design.
Lean Ho, a graduate of De Montfort University, UK, exhibited thought-provoking abstract art.
Carlo Lio, a Taiwanese sculptor from Taiwan University of Arts, broke traditional boundaries with stone sculptures exploring contemporary possibilities.
Karl Lu, a contemporary painter and professor at Guangzhou Academy of Fine Arts, and Maggie Ma, a cross-disciplinary artist, stood out for their poetic works reflecting humanity’s connection with nature.
Raycer Lin, a recent graduate of Shih Chien University, debuted anime-inspired works, garnering significant collector interest.
Mo Yang, a Taiwanese artist deeply influenced by manga culture, engaged with attendees to discuss his vibrant, comic-style paintings.
Haoxing Huang, an internationally recognized ceramic artist, impressed with his patented Chinese zodiac ceramic pillows, blending traditional craftsmanship with modern design.
Mussi Huang, a contemporary Chinese visual artist, explored identity and cultural evolution through meticulously crafted hollowed-out canvases.
Roy Siao, a Taiwanese trend artist, exhibited diverse contemporary pieces that caught the attention of a Taiwanese auction company.
Huijuan Zhang, a Chinese artist and TCM practitioner, presented paintings inspired by Chinese pictographic narratives, showcasing her cultural depth and poetic sensibility.
Curatorial Excellence
Curator Huang Mu-Ning, an alumna of the University of Southern California with experience at Eslite and Route Art Space, commented, “This exhibition merges diverse artistic mediums, showcasing the limitless potential of contemporary art in the Asian market. Through action art, abstract forms, and modern ceramics, we explore the future of art in Asia.”
She further highlighted the total sales of NT$476,000, emphasizing the potential for significant price growth as the artists’ reputations continue to rise. “Contemporary art is not just a visual experience; it is a medium of emotional connection. We hope this exhibition allows more people to feel the power of art,” she added.
Collector and Industry Support
The exhibition saw enthusiastic participation from Taiwanese influencers and design firms. Jiang Huai-Zhe of the international real estate brand Light Source Will Power Collection acquired a work by a rising New York artist. Jiang remarked, “The gallery’s focus on trendy art aligns perfectly with the future trajectory of the art market.”
Expanding Artistic Horizons
ART FORMOSA provided an ideal platform for these talented artists, fostering international exchange and opening new avenues for the Asian art market. With such a successful showing, Kyla x Einziart Gallery plans to continue building its influence in Asia, delivering inspiration and excitement to the global art community.
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