Untitled 1963

Chu Teh-Chun's "Untitled" from 1963 is a powerful example of abstract ink painting. The artist, born in 1920, embraced abstract expressionism and experimented with the fluidity and expressive potential of ink. The work is characterized by bold strokes and washes of black and gray ink, creating a sense of depth and movement. While the subject is not explicitly defined, the dynamic composition suggests a landscape or natural phenomenon. This piece demonstrates the influence of both Eastern and Western art traditions on Chu Teh-Chun's work, making it a significant contribution to the evolution of abstract art.