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。本展亦呈現臺灣藝術家顏政豪（Yan Jheng-Hao）的作品。
顏政豪以繪畫為主要創作媒介，將個人記憶與情感經驗交織於畫面之中，探索文化身分所帶來的多重可能。他關注色彩與慾望、身體與造型之間的關係，經常描繪當代青年複雜而難以言明的情感狀態，並追索其背後潛藏的心理與潛意識結構。
在他的作品中，日常片段、歷史影像、人物與象徵性圖像彼此重疊，形成帶有暗示卻不指向單一答案的敘事場景。畫面在親密、脆弱與心理張力之間展開，使觀看逐漸進入開放而流動的內在景觀，也映照出慾望在人際關係中的不同面貌。
呼應《魔幻日常》的策展主題，顏政豪描繪熟悉現實如何因記憶、情感與慾望的介入而產生偏移。作品中的「魔幻」並非來自超自然的事件，而是浮現於眼前所見與內在感受無法完全重合的瞬間。當不同時間與影像層次在畫面中交錯，現實也轉化為持續變動的心理空間，邀請觀者從中重新理解自我、他人與文化身分之間的關係。
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 Taiwanese artist Yan Jheng-Hao.
Born in Tainan, Taiwan, in 1997, Yan currently lives and works in Taipei. He received his BFA from the Department of Fine Arts at National Taiwan University of Arts in 2020 and his MFA from the Department of Fine Arts at Taipei National University of the Arts in 2024.
Working primarily in painting, Yan interweaves personal memory and emotional experience to explore the shifting possibilities of cultural identity. His practice examines the relationships between color and desire, the body and form. His paintings often portray the complex and unspoken emotions of contemporary youth while probing the psychological and subconscious structures beneath them.
Everyday encounters, historical images, figures, and symbolic fragments overlap within suggestive narrative scenes that resist a single interpretation. Moving between intimacy, vulnerability, and psychological tension, his paintings unfold as open and fluid inner landscapes, reflecting the many ways desire shapes interpersonal relationships.
In dialogue with Magical Everyday, Yan considers how familiar reality can be subtly displaced by memory, emotion, and desire. The magical in his work does not arise from supernatural events, but from moments when what is seen no longer fully corresponds with what is felt. As different times and layers of imagery converge, reality becomes a shifting psychological space that invites viewers to reconsider the relationships between selfhood, others, and cultural identity.