“A Better Future”, a banal slogan, is one of the 2012 U.S. president candidates’ themes: a better future is out there waiting for us. Hai-Hsin was thinking…WHAT is exactly out there waiting for us? What is better? Who’s future? How do we think about our situation right now? First we start from our home…sweet home… Over 50 paintings will be shown in Project Fulfill Art Space. Hai-Hsin Huang’s works explore the images indicative of contemporary life. Particular governmental and instructional images reveal to her an ambiguous atmosphere between humor and horror: the first-aid illustration in restaurants, ordinary family photo images and regular annual drill practices, etc. Hai-Hsin is interest in the ridiculousness and fear in society, the and the loneliness. As part of “hedonic generation”, she sees people seem to know things more, but in the other hand, people “feel” things less. Catastrophes become assumptions, we practice “suffering” and “crisis” with laughter. She tries to highlight the lives of “easy and comfortable” generation, and in particular, their lightness of being. Working and living in New York, Huang Hai-Hsin was born in Taipei and graduated in School of Visual Art in 2009. She was one of the Quality Awardees in 2011 Taipei Art Award. Current activities include: in ISE Cultural Foundation (New York, NY), in Taipei Fine Arts Museum (Taipei, Taiwan), inHerzliya Museum of Contemporary Art (Herzliya, Israel), in Kaohsiung Museum of Fine Arts (Kaohsiung, Taiwan) and in Kuandu Museum of Fine Arts (Taipei, Taiwan).

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