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T. C. Chiu was born in China, and in his early childhood developed
an earnest |
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interest in art.
He began studying art in China and continued after coming to
America |
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in 1974 by taking courses at the Arts Students' League in
New York. His longtime |
| exploration of both American and Chinese arts has broaden his
horizon and influenced |
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his philosophy. Thus, his
delicate work is the combination of the essential qualities of |
| traditional realism and contemporary
painting techniques. Besides his formal training, |
| his personal observations and experiments have
resulted in the individualistic originality |
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evidenced by his work. Accomplished in a wide rage of media,
he incessantly |
| challenges his mystery of watercolor, oil and print making. |
