類別
視覺藝術 Visual arts
性別
男性
人物簡介
長年為部落服務的Daki，擅長多媒材創作，作品皆透露出對部落、文化濃厚的關爱。近年來常運用可塑性高的鐵材，創造流暢又富有韻律感的造型。其作品始終保持著本色，使其創作特色獨樹一格。Daki連續多次入選Pulima 藝術獎，作品除高雄美術館與藝術银行典藏外，亦多次獲外交部遴選為總統出訪友邦之國家級贈禮。
Born in the Tavadran Village in Pingtung, Nitjan is known as Daki among those who are familiar with him.
Daki has been in service to his village for many years and his deep love for the village and indigenous cultures are reflected in his works. He excels at merging all the characteristics of different kinds of materials and media to the right point. He started recently the use of pliable iron materials to create flowy and abundantly rhythmical forms. Despite the turmoil of time and the changes in the living environment Daki has experienced, he still maintains his true color in his works that express his emotions and in his selection of themes of artistic creation, giving his works unique characteristics and styles. Daki was nominated for the Pulima Art Award several times in a row. His works are not only collected by KMFA and the Art Bank of Taiwan but also selected many times by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs as gifts from President of Taiwan to friendly nations during the President’s state visits.
Born in the Tavadran Village in Pingtung, Nitjan is known as Daki among those who are familiar with him.
Daki has been in service to his village for many years and his deep love for the village and indigenous cultures are reflected in his works. He excels at merging all the characteristics of different kinds of materials and media to the right point. He started recently the use of pliable iron materials to create flowy and abundantly rhythmical forms. Despite the turmoil of time and the changes in the living environment Daki has experienced, he still maintains his true color in his works that express his emotions and in his selection of themes of artistic creation, giving his works unique characteristics and styles. Daki was nominated for the Pulima Art Award several times in a row. His works are not only collected by KMFA and the Art Bank of Taiwan but also selected many times by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs as gifts from President of Taiwan to friendly nations during the President’s state visits.
