Chen Xuanheng's Ceramic Sculptures 1992

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Accompanying tea lovers to spend every moment of tea-infused soul-stirring time Chen Xuanheng wrote a resume: Born in Taipei in 1970 Graduated from the Sculpture Department of the Fine Arts Department of Fuxing Commercial and Industrial School in 1988 1992 Completed the skills training course of the ceramic decoration group of the Taiwan Institute of Handicrafts 1993 Selected in the first Golden Ceramics Award Competition Creation Group Graduated from the Sculpture Department of Taiwan Academy of Arts Xinglong Kiln Industry Ceramic Gift Development Designer Graduated from the Department of Crafts, Taiwan Institute of Arts New Taipei City Sanchong Community College Luzhou Campus Living Hand-kneading Pottery Instructor Selected for the 5th Taiwan International Golden Pot Award Ceramic Design Competition in 2014 Joint exhibition at Yingge Museum, New Taipei City The 2014 Xiamen Tea Expo exhibited the wood-fired tea bowl "A Bowl of Scenery" teaware series 2015 Taipei "Warm Things" Taiwan Wood-fired Folk Art Fire Dance Beauty Ceramic Art Solo Exhibition Wood-fired ceramic teaware at the 20th MIF Investment and Trade Exhibition at The Venetian Macao in 2015 2016 National Taiwan Library Shuanghe Art Gallery Taiwan Wood-fired Folk Art Fire Dance Beauty Wood-fired Pottery Solo Exhibition Executive Secretary of the Cultural Relics Appreciation Committee of the China Cultural Relics Protection Association 2017 Taipei City "Wen Shi" The most beautiful encounter between earth and fire ~ When natural glaze and mineral glaze come together, wood-fired pottery solo exhibition 2018 Taipei Dadaocheng Art Academy Chen Xuanheng Wood-fired Living Pottery Solo Exhibition The 13th Zhejiang Yiwu International Trade and Cultural Products Trade Fair 2018 Selected in the 7th Taiwan International Golden Pot Award Design Competition in 2018 Exhibited at the Yuanxiong Art Museum in New Taipei City 2018 Taipei World Trade Center Tea Culture Industry and Cultural and Creative Aesthetics Exhibition 2018 Nangang World Trade Tea Expo Teaware Oil Painting Exhibition 2018 Weiwuying Jingtao Award International Tea Culture Competition Selection The 14th Zhejiang Yiwu International Trade and Cultural Products Trade Fair 2019 Selected for the 8th International Golden Pot Award Ceramic Design Competition in 2020 Joint exhibition at Taichung City Port District Art Center 2021 Taipei Mengjiao Gallery Brilliant Golden Wood-fired Pottery Camellia Vessel Joint Exhibition 2021 Joint Exhibition of Wood-fired Pottery Camellia Vessels at Cangshan Art Gallery, Sanyi, Miaoli 2023 Awareness Appreciation Exploring the Aesthetic Consciousness of Japanese Tea Ceramics (illustrator of the entire book of tea ceramics) 2023 Taipei City Sisi Nancun Military Village Museum Solo Exhibition Tea Pottery Illustrations and Ceramic Art Works 2024 Nantou Cultural Bureau Nantou Ceramics Society Joint Exhibition Today is a Good Day Teaware Series 2024 Nantou Wude Hall Nantou Ceramics Society Joint Exhibition 2025 Taichung Dadun Cultural Center Nantou Ceramics Society Joint Exhibition Tea connoisseurs believe that because wood-fired teaware is made in a wood kiln with high-temperature combustion for at least four days and three nights, the cup body emits so-called far infrared rays that melt into the carbon produced by the burning wood and into the cup body. Therefore, when drinking tea or water with wood-fired teaware, hard water can be converted into soft water, which is better than using a glass cup. Some people even drink red wine or kaoliang liquor from a wood-burning cup, which is said to eliminate the pungent taste of kaoliang liquor or the astringent taste of red wine. Therefore, some people conducted an experiment to compare a glass cup and a wood-beaker cup. They left both cups to stand for one or two minutes and found that the taste of the wood-beaker cup was indeed better. The reason is that wood-fired pottery itself still has pores, so it is called breathing pottery. This is also why many tea lovers like to store old tea in wood-fired tea storage jars to allow the old tea to continue to transform in the wood-fired tea storage jars. In addition, tea lovers who love Pu'er tea also like to use wood-fired tea sets. Since old tea is difficult to obtain and expensive, using wood-fired tea sets can relatively make the taste of new tea closer to that of old tea. The above are the various reasons why tea lovers love wood-fired tea utensils. However, since everyone's sensory cognition is different, I mainly introduce to my friends the appreciation of the uniqueness and beauty of the ash and fire marks of wood-fired objects. For me, wood-fired fire is an art of action that requires a team's physical strength, willpower, and judgment. It is also the most beautiful encounter between earth and fire. https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/50000864017_9bf4930ca1_h.jpg https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/49612990488_aab37935b0_h.jpg https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/49613765582_ab00ce75f1_h.jpg https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/50000892172_9a7815eba9_h.jpg https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/50000892127_90faff869b_b.jpg https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/50000635521_d0f5ecccc3_c.jpg https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/50000635466_48d1e4cd5f_c.jpg https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/49613800472_0dd64cab2e_c.jpg https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/49996143928_606c6a23fd_h.jpg https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/49613786857_44848fc986_h.jpg **Tips before placing an order** **Material** **ceramics** **Usage and maintenance** **1. Not suitable for use in ovens, microwave ovens, dishwashers or dishwashers.** **2. Do not use a diamond brush to clean, so as not to scratch the ceramic glaze. 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