Fiona Yeh

I am an artist from Taiwan. I am inspired by lions. Black is an important part of my work, as well as the subtle differences in creating values that make these things so unique. My lion series balances the refinement of life with the resilience of each of us. The most feared thing in the world is other people's opinions. The moment you are not afraid of the crowd, you are no longer a sheep, you become a lion. The lion is a unique element of my work. I want to coexist with black alone. Only black and singleness is a very difficult challenge, a manifestation of the spirit of passion. Only expressions and emotions can guide us to enter the essence of the work. Coexisting with black makes it easier to jump into the picture and emotions. Because of the singleness, the sensory vision will be more open, and the emotions will be opened up a little more. People are always easily deceived by superficial things. Black should be like this. The cognition of courage includes the acknowledgement of the existence of fear. This contrast actually reveals the hidden truth, that is, courage must be based on calm acceptance and facing fear. When fear does not exist, courage emerges, and the lion is the most real self.