Exploring Taipei's Artistic Landscape through a French Perspective with Curator Luca Livi

The National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts in Taipei has recently opened a new and innovative art exhibition, known as "Formosa Art Residency" Residency Curator Program's third edition. This program is a joint collaboration between the National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts and the French Association in Taiwan, aiming to bring French artists' perspectives into the Taipei art scene. This year's residency curator is Danilo Lovisi, who will create a unique art world through an internal dialogue with everyday objects and personal memories.

Lovisi is an Italian curator who has a diverse work experience in France, Italy, and Taiwan. He has worked in several important art institutions in Paris, including the Centre Pompidou and the Musée d'Art Moderne de la Ville de Paris. His work focuses on researching and curating modern and contemporary art, and he is interested in the creative process of artists and the stories behind their works. Lovisi is thrilled to be a part of the "Formosa Art Residency" Residency Curator Program and expressed, "This is a unique opportunity for me to interact and collaborate with the Taiwanese art scene, bringing French artistic perspectives into the Taipei art scene."

Lovisi's curatorial plan involves an internal dialogue between everyday objects and personal memories. He will choose everyday objects such as furniture, decorations, or everyday items and compare and discuss them with his personal memories. This will create a unique art world that allows viewers to experience his creative process and the stories behind his works. The core of this curatorial plan is the interactive relationship between humans and objects, aiming to let viewers experience the stories and memories behind the objects.

Lovisi's curatorial plan is influenced by French New Realism, and his works often feature everyday objects as the main theme, exploring the relationships and interactions between humans and objects. His fascination with French New Realism lies in the movement's core value of paying attention to the relationships and interactions between humans and objects in everyday life. Through his curatorial plan, Lovisi aims to let viewers experience the core values and creative spirit of French New Realism.

The third edition of the "Formosa Art Residency" Residency Curator Program exhibition will be held at the National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts, featuring various activities and plans with curator Danilo Lovisi. Viewers will be able to experience Lovisi's creative process and the stories behind his works, as well as feel the artistic perspectives and creative spirit of the French art scene. This exhibition will be an important event in the Taipei art scene, allowing viewers to experience the unique charm and creative spirit of French art.

On the opening day of the exhibition, Lovisi will engage in dialogue and exchange with viewers, sharing his curatorial process and the stories behind his works. He will also engage in dialogue and exchange with the director of the National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts and the representative of the French Association in Taiwan. This dialogue will allow viewers to gain a deeper understanding of Lovisi's curatorial plan and the stories behind his works.

Combining Lovisi's dialogue and exchange with viewers, the exhibition venue will also feature a series of artworks, allowing viewers to experience Lovisi's creative process and the stories behind his works. The exhibition venue will feature Lovisi's works, including everyday objects, decorations, and everyday items. He will create a unique art world, allowing viewers to experience his creative process and the stories behind his works.

In summary, this exhibition will be an important event in the Taipei art scene, allowing viewers to experience the unique charm and creative spirit of French art. Lovisi's curatorial plan will allow viewers to experience the core values and creative spirit of French New Realism. The exhibition venue will feature Lovisi's works, allowing viewers to experience his creative process and the stories behind his works.

Finally, Lovisi expressed his excitement about the third edition of the "Formosa Art Residency" Residency Curator Program exhibition, saying, "This is a unique opportunity for me to interact and collaborate with the Taiwanese art scene, bringing French artistic perspectives into the Taipei art scene."