C Square Gallery is delighted to announce the upcoming group exhibition "Winsome," featuring the distinguished works of three artists: Chang Yung-Sheng (b. 1972, Taiwan) with his Tenmoku ceramics, Oliver Cook (b. 1992, UK) with his sculptures, and Hao Yun (b. 1963, China) with his abstract paintings. As the seasons shift from summer to autumn, the exhibition will create an elegant and captivating atmosphere, highlighting the intricate relationship between art and the changing seasons.

"Winsome" utilizes these graceful works to deepen the appreciation of home aesthetics, bridging the gap between Zen and romance. This exhibition allows visitors to experience the tranquility and inspiration art can bring during the refreshing golden autumn. Through their unique perspectives, the artists lead viewers into a world rich with beauty and contemplation, evoking subtle emotions tied to the changing seasons. This exhibition is not only a profound exploration of art but also a heartfelt interpretation of the aesthetics of life. Chang Yung-Sheng's Tenmoku ceramics captivate with their exquisite craftsmanship and deep cultural heritage, reintroducing the allure of this ancient art. Oliver Cook's sculptures, through their ingenious play with light and shadow, let us experience the beauty and poetry of everyday life. Hao Yun's abstract paintings, with their unique perspectives and deep thoughts, guide us into a world full of philosophy and emotion. Each piece serves as a window into the artist's soul, allowing us to glimpse their inner worlds and experience the delicate relationship between existence and constraint. "Winsome" harmonizes with the seasonal transition through the works of these three artists, allowing us to rediscover the charm of traditional crafts and the limitless potential of contemporary art. In this refreshing golden autumn, the convergence of heritage and modernity adds poetry and romance to our lives through art.