Heterogeneous Dimension – Solo Exhibition by His Chi WU

Listening to the waves crashing along Taiwan’s eastern coast and tracing the mountain ridgelines undulating across the island, His Chi Wu enters a meditative state—where thought becomes intention, intention becomes sensation, and sensation becomes belief. Floating above human consciousness and interaction, his creative spirit remains pure and at ease.

Through a unique life perspective, Wu fuses his true self with nature. He has spent years refining his practice with bold oil pastels and a well-honed technique. German artist Paul Klee once said, “Drawing is taking a line for a walk,” capturing the essence of art as a gateway to another dimension. Wu harnesses his innate intuition, vivid sense of color, and expressive layering to merge human figures with environments using flowing lines and color blocks. Within the same visual field, he presents multiple viewpoints that blur the boundaries of space and time, constructing an invisible temporal realm—focused on the soul and fate beneath outer appearances, forming a fantastical world of “Heterogeneous Dimensions.”

In his “Silent Contours” series, Wu approaches the environment through a spiritual lens. Simple lines outline the skeletal structure of mountains and streams, while earth, stones, trees, and life itself become external shells—like cages—encasing these forms. Even when ravaged by typhoons, landslides, or human interference, these foundational lines preserve the spirit of nature. Through careful attention and intentional action, Wu reflects on the essence of the landscape and advocates for the protection of our environment’s core.

In the “Human Contours” series, Wu views the physical form through the lens of the soul. In ancient cosmologies, the soul was understood as the central bridge between humanity and the universe—communicated through the eyes. In the modern age of screens and digital illusions, everything subtly shapes and influences us. Bodily pressure and psychological distractions often bind us. Wu’s art invites us to return to our origins, to open our hearts with compassion and softness, and to rediscover our truest selves.

For Wu, art is a dialogue between nature and humanity. With a keen awareness of the present moment, he uses lines to trace the breath of human existence, translating thought into image. His vivid style crafts new perceptions that embrace difference and gently guide viewers back to a state of quiet simplicity and inner peace.

異質維度│吳熙吉個展

聽著海浪聲拍打著東海岸、山巒線沿著島嶼高低起伏，吳熙吉透過觀想進入內在的心念–意念–感應–信仰，漂浮在人的思維與互動之上，純粹而自適。

吳熙吉透過獨特的生命思維，將真我本質與自然相融，用鮮明的油性粉彩顏料、嫻熟的技法創作研究多年。德國藝術家保羅•克萊有句名言：『畫畫就是牽著一根線條去散步』，道出了藝術的異質境界。吳熙吉運用天生直覺的線條、強烈敏銳的色感、反覆塗抹的力道，融合人物與環境的純粹線性色塊，在同一個場域中以多重的視角，將空間與時間的維度模糊，飄浮著看不見的隱形時空，關注原生外表下的靈魂與境遇，架構奇幻的「異質維度」世界。

「靜默丘壑」系列作品中，吳熙吉運用人的靈性觀點關注環境。以單純的線條勾勒山形與流水內在的骨架，自然界的土、石頭、樹木和生命就像是外表層的牢籠包覆著，即使受到風災土石流影響或人為破壞，骨架線條依然保有自然靈魂的本質，用心與行動來感受土地環境面貌，關懷大地環境根源的存在。

「人形丘壑」系列作品中，吳熙吉站在靈魂的角度，看待人物起伏的線條肉體。在遠古的紀錄中，人類中心思想的靈魂與宇宙是相通的，靈魂是透過眼神來傳達，現代科技資訊進步，螢幕恣意轉換成幻象世界，萬物都在潛移默化地影響我們，肉體壓力與精神外在也時時羈絆我們，如何讓自己的心靈回到原初，用一顆包容柔軟的心，找回初心。

藝術是自然與人的對應，吳熙吉敏銳觀察當下現象，以線條紀錄人的氣息軌跡，用心的思維轉入畫中，鮮明風格創造新的感知，吸引著人的異質性，回歸單純的安然自在。