狐狸、夢遊者與夜之圓舞曲：吉娜兒創作個展 藝術家吉娜兒最新創作以圓舞曲為核心意象，將旋轉舞步喻作人生的動態軌跡——在起伏、偏離與重返之間反覆前行，有時與他人默契共舞，有時獨自尋找節奏與平衡。 吉娜兒將近年對獨立與自主的深刻感悟，化為色彩豐富而細膩的陶塑創作，情緒與色調層層交疊，在夜色與森林之間流動，時而幽微、時而明亮，令畫面保有夢境般的朦朧感。狐狸、女孩、烏鴉、星辰等童趣形象，則為作品添入純真的觀看視角，讓內在情緒得以在想像與現實之間自由遊走。 在吉娜兒交織著自由與想像力的陶塑世界裡，創作不僅映照了人們於生命不同階段對自我的凝視與覺察，展現女性自我成長的張力，更邀請觀者走入如夢似幻的心理場域，逐步體會生命如舞。而這支舞最動人之處，或許正是在一次次的旋轉和失重之中，重新找回中心、站穩步伐，並再次認識自己。 Fox, Dreamer ＆ Night Waltz：Ginar Solo Exhibition Artist Ginar Liu’s latest body of work adopts the waltz as a core metaphor, equating its whirling steps to the dynamic trajectories of life—a continuous movement of rising, drifting, and returning. At times, it is a harmonious dance with others; at others, a solitary quest for rhythm and balance. Translating her recent insights into independence and autonomy into richly colored, meticulously detailed ceramic sculptures, Liu layers emotions and hues that flow seamlessly between nightfall and dense forests. Shifting from subtle shadows to luminous bursts, her work maintains a dreamlike, ethereal quality. Whimsical motifs—foxes, girls, crows, and stars—infuse the pieces with an innocent gaze, allowing internal emotions to wander freely between imagination and reality. 吉娜兒 本名劉紀君，台灣作家與視覺藝術家，長期關注情感、女性經驗與內在世界。早期以圖文創作為主，近年則將創作延伸至立體陶塑，展現兼具繪畫性與雕塑性的個人語彙。作品多以女性自我意識為創作核心，探討情感關係、孤獨、身份認同與生命轉變。 曾入選《第18屆索卡好樣青年藝術家》、台北、台中、台南藝術博覽會，亦於義大利羅馬陶藝中心駐村與展出。曾於朱銘美術館、小典藏藝術擔任講師。著有數本暢銷繪畫教學書與大人圖文書，豐富作品散見於《自由時報》、《柯夢波丹》、《未來兒童》等媒體。 Ginar Liu Ginar Liu (Chi-Chun Liu) is a Taiwanese author and visual artist whose practice deeply explores emotion, the female experience, and the inner world. Initially known for her illustrated literature, Liu has recently expanded her practice into three-dimensional ceramics, developing a distinct personal lexicon that bridges the painterly and the sculptural. Centered on female self-awareness, her work navigates themes of relationships, solitude, identity, and life transitions. Recipient of the 2025 “18th Soka so young” award by Soka Art, Liu has showcased her work across major art fairs in Taipei, Taichung, and Tainan. She has also completed an artist residency and exhibition at the International Ceramic Art Center in Rome, Italy. In addition to serving as a lecturer at the Juming Museum and Artco Kids, she has authored several bestselling drawing guides and illustrated books for adults. Her prolific work has been widely featured across prominent media outlets, including The Liberty Times, Cosmopolitan, and Global Kids.