林浩白

Lin Hao-Bai

1983 出生於台北，台灣

2014 國立臺灣師範大學美學系博士班就讀中

2008 中國文化大學藝術研究所西畫創作組碩士

2005 中國文化大學藝術學院美術學系學士

林浩白，1983年出生於台北，目前居住、創作於台北。2014年進入國立臺灣師範 大學美學系博士班研讀，同年獲得第二次奇美藝術獎。 透過寫實油畫技法，以實 景觀察與文化美學作為底蘊，「靜物」作品象徵隱喻、借物抒情的手法，深刻傳達 出沉澱、靜謐的氛圍，有著極具詩意的對話。 近年藉由旅行在不同城市的觀察， 發展出「城市風景」，筆下的城市儼然成為新的觀察對象，藉由光線和視角觀點的 不同安排，重新將內在情感和外視經驗交織再現。 2008年至2015年間頻頻獲獎: 2008年獲台北縣美術創作新人獎優選、2009年全國百號油畫展第二名、2010年 聯邦美術新人獎首獎、2011年全國美術展(2013銅牌、2015銀牌)、2012年奇美 藝術獎(2014)。 作品典藏於國立台灣美術館、台中港區藝術中心、新北市政府文 化中心、新北市政府警察局、奇美博物館及聯邦文教基金會。

1983 Born in Taipei, Taiwan

2014– Ph.D. candidate, Department of Fine Arts, National Taiwan Normal University

2008 M.F.A. in Western Painting, Graduate Institute of Fine Arts, Chinese Culture University

2005 B.F.A., Department of Fine Arts, Chinese Culture University

Born in Taipei in 1983, Lin Hao-Bai lives and works in Taipei. He started his studies in the doctoral program at the Department of Fine Arts, National Taiwan Normal University in 2014, and received his second Chimei Arts Award the same year.

Based on observation and cultural aesthetics,Lin's "Still Life" series embodies poetic dialogue by employing metaphor and the utilization of objects to express emotions, conveying a calm and quiet atmosphere through realistic oil painting techniques. In recent years, he developed the"Urban Landscape"series while traveling in different cities. The cities under his brush are objects of observation. Through different arrangements of light and perspective, inner emotions and external experiences are intertwined and reproduced.

Lin was awarded numerous awards between 2008 to 2015, including the Merit Award, New Taipei City Creativity Award(2008), Second Prize, National Large-sized Oil Painting Exhibition(2009),First Prize, New Artist Award by Union CultureFoundation(2010),Chimei Arts Award(2012,2014), and National Art Exhibition(Shortlist, 2011, Bronze Medal, 2013,Silver Medal, 2015).
His works are included in the collections of National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts, Taichung City Seaport Art Center, New Taipei City Cultural Center, New Taipei City Police Department, Chimei Museum, and Union Culture Foundation.