伊日藝術計劃台北空間現正展出聯展《魔幻日常》，展期自 2026 年 9 月 10 日至 10 月 31 日。本展亦呈現比利時藝術家蘿拉・琳伯格（Laura Limbourg）的作品。
蘿拉・琳伯格 1996 年生於比利時，畢業於布拉格美術學院，現居並工作於布拉格。她以繪畫與雕塑為主要媒材，關注殖民主義、性旅遊、性別、歷史，以及異國想像如何被建構。2020 年於國立臺北藝術大學的交換經驗，以及在東南亞長達六個月的旅行，成為她觀察權力、慾望與文化觀看方式的重要起點。
琳伯格將熱帶植物、宗教圖像、城市街景與女性身體交織於色彩強烈的奇幻場景中。畫面中的女性不只是被觀看的對象，而是自信且具有行動力的主角，經常與老虎、靈性動物、漂浮頭顱及梅杜莎等意象共同出現。她以直接而鮮明的視覺語言，呈現性工作者所面對的剝削與邊緣處境，同時傳達女性的自主、抵抗與解放。
呼應《魔幻日常》的策展主題，琳伯格並未將幻想視為逃離現實的途徑，而是藉由誇張、錯置與象徵，使日常社會中的權力關係變得可見。當吸引與不安、現實與投射彼此交疊，熟悉的宗教、自然與身體圖像也開始顯露不同面貌。作品中的「魔幻」因此成為一種重新觀看現實的方法，引導觀者思考性別、文化想像與觀看他人的方式。
琳伯格於 2020 年獲 Galerie Kritiků 第 13 屆青年繪畫藝術評論獎首獎。近期個展包括伊日藝術計劃的《Dragon and His Tale》（臺北，2022）、Taro Gallery 的《Hump in Honey》（布拉格，2022），以及 Nová Galerie 的《Gimme a Big Great Smile》（布拉格，2020）。其作品亦曾於倫敦、布拉格、臺北及美國等地展出。
YIRI ARTS Taipei is currently presenting Magical Everyday, a group exhibition on view from September 10 to October 31, 2026. The exhibition includes works by Belgian artist Laura Limbourg.
Born in Belgium in 1996, Limbourg graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague and currently lives and works in the city. Working across painting and sculpture, her practice examines colonialism, sex tourism, gender, history, and the construction of exoticism. Her exchange at Taipei National University of the Arts in 2020, together with six months spent travelling through Southeast Asia, became an important point of departure for her exploration of power, desire, and cultural perception.
Limbourg brings tropical vegetation, religious iconography, urban street scenes, and female bodies together in vivid, fantastical compositions. Rather than presenting women simply as subjects of the gaze, she positions them as confident protagonists, often accompanied by tigers, spirit animals, floating heads, and mythological figures such as Medusa. Through a bold and direct visual language, she addresses the exploitation and marginalization experienced by sex workers while conveying female agency, resistance, and liberation.
In dialogue with Magical Everyday, Limbourg uses fantasy not as an escape from reality, but as a means of making its underlying power structures visible. As attraction and unease, reality and projection begin to overlap, familiar images of religion, nature, and the body take on new meanings. The magical becomes a way of looking at reality anew, inviting viewers to reconsider gender, cultural imagination, and the ways in which others are seen and represented.
Limbourg received first prize at the 13th Prize of Art Critique for Young Painting, organized by Galerie Kritiků, in 2020. Her recent solo exhibitions include Dragon and His Tale at YIRI ARTS, Taipei (2022), Hump in Honey at Taro Gallery, Prague (2022), and Gimme a Big Great Smile at Nová Galerie, Prague (2020). Her work has also been exhibited in London, Prague, Taipei, and the United States.