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Imagine the Transformation Sculpture, the 14th Taocheng Art Exhibition Touring Exhibition

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Last updated 2026-09-25 — Text by Chi Binghui The Taocheng Art Exhibition started seven years ago as a local call-for-entry competition and expanded to a national one, successfully elevating the level of artistic creation, competitiveness, and creative thinking. The 14th Taocheng Art Exhibition touring exhibition is being held at the Changhua County Cultural Affairs Bureau until August 29...

Text by Chi Binghui

The “Taocheng Art Exhibition” began seven years ago as a local call-for-entry competition and expanded to a national one, successfully elevating the level of artistic creation, competitiveness, and creative thinking. The “14th Taocheng Art Exhibition” touring exhibition is on display at the Changhua County Cultural Affairs Bureau until August 29. The public is welcome to come and explore the imaginative worlds of the creators.

The 14th Taocheng Art Exhibition is on display at the Changhua County Cultural Affairs Bureau until August 29. Photo provided / Changhua County Cultural Affairs Bureau

The Taocheng Art Exhibition features a total of 23 sculpture works and 18 video works, ranging from two-dimensional to three-dimensional, transforming imaginative spaces into tangible forms. The exhibits are diverse and outstanding, showcasing a variety of creative styles, techniques, and ideas, attracting creators from across the country to compete on the same stage.

First Prize in Sculpture: “Moment.” Photo provided / Changhua County Cultural Affairs Bureau

The First Prize-winning sculpture “Moment” by artist Ding Zonghua uses raw wood as the medium, aligning with the essence of life. The carving is delicate and precise, with an accurate grasp of the figures’ forms and highly humorous and engaging expressions. The flat image category adopted a “series format” for submissions, where creators conveyed the meaning of their works through storytelling. The First Prize-winning work “Taihe? Go For It!” by Cai Kunlong combines the event’s protagonists and settings to tell the stories of four disaster-stricken areas, earning the “Ouyang Award.”



Flat Image Category Work: “Taihe? Go For It!” Photo provided / Changhua County Cultural Affairs Bureau

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