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Chiu Ya-Tsai 邱亚才 pinyin Qu Yacai
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Chiu Ya-Tsai ( 1949-2013 ) was born in Yi-Lan on the East coast of Taiwan.
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1963
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He left school and did his compulsory military service, during which he read a lot.
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Self-taught :
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- He discovered Chinese History, Western Literature and was interested in the complexity
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of human nature through the writings of Shakespeare and Dostoïevsky.
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- He wrote several novels and won the Prize for Literature, at The Elegance Gallery, Taipei,
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with Women of Eastern District.
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- He turned to painting and more particularly to portraits partly in profile, poets, writers,
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and aesthetes.
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1981
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He frequented Wistaria Tea House the favorite meeting place in Taipei for celibrities, literati,
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and artists.
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2005
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He created a series of works whose themes were still life and flowers. |
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2013
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He passed away, on April, at the age of 64. |
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The same year, his work Woman in the Moonlight reached 3,658,000 $ at Kingsley Art
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Auction Taipei.
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Danièle Sicard
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