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Jo's artistic style is diverse, and *Jumping Innocence* compiles some of her more playful works, including a few of her early pieces. This series showcases a lesser-known, fun, and dynamic side of the artist.  I hope this collection brings some energy to your weekend, allowing your mind, body, and spirit to playfully move along with Jo’s artwork! P.S. The paintings in this collection have been scanned in high quality. It is recommended to choose high quality and use fullscreen mode for the best viewing experience.

Blue is a very special color to Jo. It is stable, full of philosophy, not flashy, yet incredibly mysterious. The Blue Series she created reflects Jo's understanding of the qualities of the color blue. No matter when or where, viewing this series always helps filter out the viewer’s chaotic emotions, bringing a sense of relaxation and calm. This series of circles and dots, paired with soft, soothing music, is meant to bring everyone a simple and fulfilling mood this weekend! Don’t forget, while taking care of your physical health, also take care of your mental well-being. Let’s encourage each other and get through this tough time together. P.S. The paintings in this collection have been scanned in high quality. It is recommended to choose high quality and use fullscreen mode for the best viewing experience.

Jo creates the free-spirited and Zen-inspired Tai Chi Ink series by splashing ink and combining various materials on paper. In the midst of the chaos of the world, she hopes this series of artworks can offer a moment to slow down our busy pace, allowing our restless minds to calm and become clear.

What image comes to mind when you think of your mother? Is she gentle and nurturing, strong and hardworking, loving and selfless, noble and humble, simple and brave, or perhaps quirky and playful? The image of a mother has become more diverse over time. The spirit she embodies and the roles she carries have long surpassed what a few simple words can describe. Expressing our feelings toward our mothers in just a few words is truly not an easy task. This weekend is Mother’s Day. If you haven’t yet thought about how to express your love for your mom, why not try sharing this video with her? Let the words that are hard to say transform into an abstract painting filled with emotion! P.S. The paintings in this collection have been scanned in high quality. It is recommended to select high quality and use fullscreen mode for the best viewing experience.

The long weekend has started with continuous rain, and are you feeling as sluggish as I am? How about letting Jo’s splashed paint series bring some energy to your day? Jo’s paint splattering works seem to contain a tremendous amount of energy, and viewing them always leaves one feeling vibrant and full of life. I wonder if you feel the same way as I do? Feel free to leave a comment and share your thoughts with us! P.S. The paintings are scanned in high quality. It is recommended to choose high quality and use fullscreen mode for the best viewing experience.

The artworks compiled this time are from a more serene, calming lyrical abstract series. I hope this collection brings you a peaceful weekend amidst the chaos, allowing our tense minds and bodies to settle alongside Jo's artwork and music. P.S. The paintings in this collection have been scanned in high quality. It is recommended to select high quality and use fullscreen mode for the best viewing experience.

Blue is a very special color to Jo. It is stable, full of philosophy, not flamboyant, yet incredibly mysterious. The Blue Series she created reflects Jo’s understanding of the qualities of the color blue. No matter when or where, viewing this series always helps filter out the viewer’s chaotic emotions, bringing a sense of relaxation and calm. The outbreak of the pandemic over the past three weeks has undoubtedly had a huge impact on everyone in Taiwan. Facing changes in our way of life and the unseen threat of the virus, many are filled with fear, anger, and helplessness. This time, I’ve compiled Jo’s abstract blue series, hoping to accompany those of you staying at home during the pandemic, helping to calm your anxious emotions and offering a moment to listen to your inner self over the weekend.  Remember, while taking care of your physical health, don’t forget to take care of your mental well-being too! Let’s encourage each other and get through this tough time together. P.S. The paintings in this collection have been scanned in high quality. It is recommended to select high quality and use fullscreen mode for the best viewing experience.

Jo creates this free-spirited and Zen-inspired Tai Chi Ink series by splashing ink and various materials onto paper. In the midst of the chaos of the world, she hopes this series of artworks can offer a moment to slow down our busy pace, allowing our restless minds to calm and become clear.

Jo creates this free-spirited and Zen-inspired Tai Chi Ink series by splashing ink and various materials onto paper. In the midst of the chaos of the world, she hopes this series of artworks can offer a moment to slow down our busy pace, allowing our restless minds to calm and become clear.

About the Self-Portrait Series Jo began creating self-portraits in 1993, exploring the inner turbulence and restless spirits within herself.  Starting with self-portraits, she continuously explores,organizes, and ultimately transforms into a purer, more singular version of herself. Just like how the self-portrait series uses different media to create various styles of Jo, the way she is seen by family, friends, classmates, and teachers reveals entirely different aspects of her. Life is full of twists and turns. What seems like an obstacle at first can, upon reflection, appear quite amusing. How to untangle complexities and heal wounds will be presented step by step in Jo's self-portrait series. Through this, she hopes to help viewers gain a deeper understanding of their own inner world.

This time, we have compiled Jo's photochemical etching print series for you. The images in these works are like fleeting moments in her life. Looking at the photos Jo captured, one can't help but be curious about her journey and state of mind. If she hadn't used a camera to record them in that moment, perhaps these feelings would have been swept away by the current of life and forgotten.

Blue is a very special color to Jo. It is stable, full of philosophy, not flamboyant, yet mysteriously captivating. The Blue Series she created reflects her understanding of the qualities of the color blue. No matter when or where, viewing this series always helps filter out the viewer's chaotic emotions, bringing a sense of relaxation and calm.   The Blue Series compiled this time can be considered one of Jo's most classic and energy-filled creations. When viewing this series in person, there is always a peaceful energy that continuously rises from within, which is why it is one of my favorite series.