Dimensions Art Center proudly presents a retrospective exhibition of artist Cheng Chien-Chang, bringing together representative works from across his decades-long creative journey. This comprehensive survey traces his evolution from early formal explorations and abstract experiments to his recent engagement with themes of land and memory. The exhibition not only revisits Cheng’s artistic trajectory but also invites viewers to reexamine the cultural and historical layers within his works, fostering a deeper dialogue between art, land, and society.

Rooted deeply in the soil of Taiwan, Cheng Chien-Chang’s practice reflects a profound contemplation of nature, history, and collective memory. Blending Eastern philosophy with contemporary visual language, he explores the spiritual connection between humanity and the land. His paintings carry the warmth of the earth and the depth of human experience — recording the transformations of time while resonating with the emotional textures of Taiwan’s cultural landscape.

Over the years, Dimensions Art Center has maintained a close collaboration with Cheng Chien-Chang, witnessing the evolution of his artistic vocabulary and his response to social and cultural change. Upholding the vision of fostering dialogue between local art and contemporary contexts, the gallery has long provided a platform for Cheng to engage meaningfully with audiences — where his works evoke not only visual impact but also intellectual and emotional resonance.

This retrospective stands as both a tribute to Cheng Chien-Chang’s artistic journey and a reaffirmation of Dimensions Art Center’s enduring commitment to Taiwan’s cultural heritage. Moving forward, the Center will continue to champion open exchange between art, society, and the land, ensuring that Cheng’s work continues to expand its horizons — deepening local cultural memory while bringing the vitality and diversity of Taiwanese art to the global stage.

Cheng Chien-Chang Retrospective Exhibition Schedule

• Retrospective I (1978–1988): September 17 – October 12, 2025
• Retrospective II (1996–2013): October 14 – November 2, 2025
• Retrospective III (2007–2025): November 4 – November 30, 2025