From 'Lupinus' to the International Art Scene! Chang Jui-Chu Wins Hans Christian Andersen Art Award, SayShuaHua Art Studio to Host Dual Exhibitions as Exclusive Taiwan Agent

The digitally restored version of the classic film 'Lupinus' has returned to the big screen, rekindling audiences' deep emotional memories of land and family. Chang Jui-Chu, once acclaimed for her delicate acting, has transformed her life experiences into vibrant colors on canvas after stepping away from the entertainment industry. She has now been honored with the Hans Christian Andersen International Art Award and has officially appointed the art agency 'SayShuaHua Art Studio' as the exclusive representative for her works in Taiwan.

On August 30, Chang Jui-Chu held a meet-and-greet event titled 'From Lupinus to the Hans Christian Andersen International Art Award' at 'Yi Ju Ya She' in Neihu, Taipei. She personally shared her journey from actress to artist, guiding the audience into her spiritual world of color filled with love, nature, and blessings.

The digital restoration of 'Lupinus' has recently sparked renewed social resonance, reminding viewers of Chang's outstanding performance. After leaving the spotlight, she did not abandon creativity but channeled her profound sensitivity toward life into painting, achieving an elegant transition from actress to multidisciplinary artist.

For Chang Jui-Chu, painting is more than visual expression—it is a deep, introspective dialogue that returns her to her inner self and soothes the soul. Through vivid and warm colors, she captures the tranquility of nature, the wisdom accumulated through life, and her blessings for the world, stroke by stroke.

Chang's art originates from her pursuit of love and life. She once led a project involving several celebrity friends to produce illustrated audiobooks, aiming to bring art beyond exhibition spaces into everyday life. This sincere and pure artistic spirit earned her recognition from the Hans Christian Andersen International Art Award.

Chang stated that each painting is a breath of the soul, and she hopes viewers can find peace and strength within her works. She wishes her art not only to be appreciated but also to serve as gentle companions during times of fatigue or confusion.

To further spread this artistic power, Chang has entrusted Chen Chia-Yuan, founder of 'SayShuaHua Art Studio,' as the exclusive agent for her works in Taiwan. Chen expressed that the studio aims to build a warm bridge between artists and the public, making art accessible and a source of spiritual comfort in daily life.

The dual exhibitions in Taipei will be held by reservation. The first exhibition opened on August 30 at 'Yi Ju Ya She' in Neihu and will continue for two weeks after the event. The second exhibition is scheduled to move to Songshan Cultural and Creative Park in Taipei on September 25. Visitors can quietly appreciate the artworks on site, and select pieces will be available for collection, allowing those who resonate with Chang's art to bring her colors and blessings into their lives.