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Too Real, Yet Too Wild To Be Believed: the Fantasy Landscapes of Wu Chi-Tsung at the Katonah Museum of Art

The Taiwanese artist presents images that appear both hyperreal and indeterminate, a vision of nature that resists any fixed reading.

Copyright Wu Chi-Tsung Studio, courtesy Wu Chi-Tsung Studio and Sean Kelly Gallery, New York
Wu Chi-Tsung: 'Cyano-Collage 075,' 2019. Cyanotype photography, Xuan paper, acrylic gel. Collection of Elliott Trice and Rodrigo Padilla. Copyright Wu Chi-Tsung Studio, courtesy Wu Chi-Tsung Studio and Sean Kelly Gallery, New York
DAVID HIROSHI JAGER
DAVID HIROSHI JAGER

‘Wu Chi-Tsung: Synchronicity’
Katonah Museum of Art, 134 Jay Street Katonah NY, 10536 
Until October 1, 2023 

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DAVID HIROSHI JAGER
DAVID HIROSHI JAGER

Mr. Jager is an arts and culture writer. He received his doctorate in philosophy from the University of Toronto. He also writes screenplays and rock musicals.

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