2010年畢業自國立臺南藝術大學造形藝術研究所。以雕塑為主要創作，專攻金屬和石雕，並加入複合媒材的元素。曾至台東、台南、高雄、花蓮、匈牙利、美國波士頓等地駐村。對他來說，透過駐村可以碰到新的朋友，與藝術家之間的交流能對自己的創作有新的刺激。

他藉由雕塑來表達內心，認為內在想像空間的時間性和空間感，與實際生活經驗是不一樣的地方。對雕塑來說空間即是存在，存在亦是空間，用三角、圓、方等基本形衍生出的變化中，尋求簡單與複雜的平衡點。《灰階》系列將線與線組合成的面投射到作品中，將生活中的無意識描繪具體化，讓創作亦可簡亦可繁。

材質的運用上，石頭有趣的地方是只能用線性的方式處理，被去掉的部分無法再復原。有別於金屬媒材可增可減。不同的材質都帶有其特殊性，因此每次會依照想表達的方式，再選用適合的材料來創作。

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Jen Ta-Hsien received his MFA from the Graduate Institute of Plastic Arts at Tainan National University of the Arts in 2010. Creating mainly sculptures, he also specializes in metal and stone carving and uses mixed media in his works. Jen has been a resident artist in Taitung, Tainan, Kaohsiung, Hualien, Hungary, and Boston, USA, etc. He makes new friends through residence programs, and the exchanges between artists help stimulate his future works.

Jen expresses inner feelings through his sculptures and thinks that our imaginary senses of time and space are different from those in real life. For sculpture, space exists, and existence is also space. In the changes derived from basic forms such as triangles, circles, and squares, we seek a balance between simplicity and complexity. The "Gray Level" series projects lines and the areas they form into the work, emphasizing the unconscious depictions in life so that the creation can be either simple or complicated.

In terms of material, rocks can only be dealt with in linear ways--what's cut away cannot be restored, unlike metals, which can be added and reduced. Different media have their unique characteristics, and each time Jen creates, he finds materials that best suit how he wants to express his feelings.

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