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Oil on canvas
23 x 30 cm
2026
Ela Hsu is a Taiwanese artist based in London and a graduate of the MA Painting programme at the Royal College of Art. During her studies, she actively explored different materials, techniques and approaches, using experimentation to expand the possibilities of painting. Moving between abstraction and figuration, her work explores how body, memory and culture shape perception.
Growing up in an environment closely connected to spiritual inquiry and the exploration of energy, she developed an interest in the relationships between energy, human psychological states and the particular circumstances of places around the world.
She allows each experiment to guide the next. Experience enters her paintings, while painting, in turn, offers new ways of understanding herself. What remains difficult to name or see clearly becomes an invitation to sustained attention and exploration. She is currently developing a series exploring psychological states in which dreams and reality intertwine. Autumn Night marks the beginning of this investigation.
Oil on canvas
23 x 30 cm
2026
Ela Hsu is a Taiwanese artist based in London and a graduate of the MA Painting programme at the Royal College of Art. During her studies, she actively explored different materials, techniques and approaches, using experimentation to expand the possibilities of painting. Moving between abstraction and figuration, her work explores how body, memory and culture shape perception.
Growing up in an environment closely connected to spiritual inquiry and the exploration of energy, she developed an interest in the relationships between energy, human psychological states and the particular circumstances of places around the world.
She allows each experiment to guide the next. Experience enters her paintings, while painting, in turn, offers new ways of understanding herself. What remains difficult to name or see clearly becomes an invitation to sustained attention and exploration. She is currently developing a series exploring psychological states in which dreams and reality intertwine. Autumn Night marks the beginning of this investigation.