ON A CLEAR DAY, YOU CAN SEE FOREVER.

The exhibition includes a recent series of paintings by the artist, further exploring allegorical perception, reopened reflection, and the emotional structures shaping contemporary existence. The exhibition title borrows a language of near-excessive romanticism; however, within the artist's creative framework, this phrase transforms into something more internalized: a temporary psychological belief, as if as long as the sky remains clear, people can continue to believe in the possibility of a shared order, tenderness, or coherence. The work of Li Yi-hsuan (李奕諠) conveys that humor is never a will to escape, but more like a constantly operating survival mechanism. The recognizable images in the paintings are no longer merely depictions, but an unfinished allegory—a sense of foreboding accumulated through bodily encounters with the everyday, which could be described as a "future afterimage," lingering at the critical point of historical transition. #SoloExhibition #Painting #OilPainting