Fu Tso-Hsin’s creative background is deeply rooted in his profound connection to forests. His years of study and travel in Europe and Japan left him feeling a cultural and internal disconnection. His journey of outward exploration led to feelings of confusion and exhaustion. It was only when he encountered a crow forest in Nasu City, Japan, that he rediscovered his inner peace and sense of belonging, an experience that profoundly influenced his work.

From 1993 to 1996, Fu Tso-Hsin studied in Europe. From 2003 to 2005, he specialized in copperplate and oil painting in France and received multiple international awards. His works are collected in museums in Taiwan, France, Italy, Belgium, and beyond. Through oil painting and copperplate, Fu Tso-Hsin uses serene brushstrokes to depict deep, tranquil forest scenes. His paintings act as a portal, guiding viewers into his inner spiritual world, allowing them to feel the spirituality of nature and the eternal essence of life.

Lourdes Navarro has an exceptional approach to interpreting landscapes. As a Colombian-born artist, she boldly abandoned a stable career to fully dedicate herself to her art, viewing it as an urgent inner calling. Her works are vibrant and energetic, capturing ever-changing landscapes with bold contrasts and fluid brushstrokes.

Navarro’s artistic style is influenced by the rich, diverse landscapes and cultural heritage of Latin America. The landscapes in her work are not static but filled with motion, reflecting her passion for life and her reverence for nature. In her paintings, landscapes are not just visual representations of the external world but symbols of inner freedom and aspiration, portraying her quest for self-realization.