Exhibition Dates: July 2 to September 18, 2016 Exhibition Venue: Galleries 401-402, Kaohsiung Museum of Fine Arts Curator: Ching-Wen Chang Supported by Bureau of Cultural Affairs, Kaohsiung City Government Organized by Kaohsiung Museum of Fine Arts In Association with Yeh Rong Jai Cultural & Art Foundation Chi-Sui Wang's recent painting series have chiefly explored the relationships between images and time and between images and memory. She has chosen ambiguity as a subjective means of expression; she creates a central zone in her scenes—like the region within parentheses—in which she places her feeling of embodiment, and brings in yet another subjective insight. Apart from showcasing her widely-known painting experiences, this exhibition places special emphasis on her newest series. In the exhibition, Chi-Sui Wang further presents the issues of the painting's contemporaneity and an image's material characteristics. On one hand, she uses traditional realistic painting methods to "represent" the destruction of the canvas, while on the other relies on the adhesion of multiple pictures to produce continuous images with a sense of contemporaneity, which makes her art a reply to art history from an entirely new visual angle based on contemporary painting.