Lin Ching Che is a Taiwanese painter born in Taipei in 1987. He recieved his first art education at a local elementary school, continuing through high school and university. He holds an M.F.A. from the National Taiwan Normal University and a B.F.A. from the Taipei National University of the Arts.
He has been a member of several international watercolor associations, including the Taiwan International Watercolor Society. Over the last twelve years, he has regularly participated in all kinds of exhibitions. He has also served as a juror for international art competitions, including the IWS International Watercolor Society in 2012.
His work focuses mostly on urban landscapes and still life, capturing the beauty of rainy nights with shimmering reflections. He is particularly adept at using shading and lighting effects, making rain drops seem to dance off the pavement. His paintings have a fantastic glow that mesmerizes the eye.
“Most of his paintings are urban landscapes and still life. Lin has become particularly adept at using shading and lighting effects to portray dazzling scenes of rainy nights.”
His talent has been recognized with numerous awards, including the Gold Award at the 5th Asia Huayang Watercolor Competition in 2012. He won first place at the Da Dun Watercolor Exhibition and the National Art Exhibition in 2011. He also won first place in several competitions during his school years.
He is also an adjunct lecturer at the Department of Art and Creative Design at Hsuan Chuang University. His work continues to captivate audiences with its serene beauty and technical mastery. He remains an active and influential figure in the Taiwanese watercolor scene.
Q: What defines Lin Ching Che’s watercolor style?
A: His masterful use of shading and lighting to create dazzling scenes of rainy urban landscapes. His work captures the shimmering reflections and dancing raindrops on pavement, creating a serene and beautiful atmosphere. He blends technical skill with a deep appreciation for the beauty of everyday city life, making his paintings both captivating and emotionally resonant.