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廖昭豪（Liao Chao-Hao）的作品。
廖昭豪的創作長期關注雕塑、場域與日常物質文化之間的關係。他透過翻模、鑲嵌與材料轉譯，重新觀看地方建築、人造地景與民間裝飾所形成的視覺經驗。消波塊、擋土牆、磨石子、廟宇裝飾與建築細部等常見元素，在他的作品中不只是生活環境的構成，也承載著集體記憶、地方信仰與公共美學。
近年發展的《銅線磨石子寫生計畫》，源自藝術家對臺灣南部廟宇的長期觀察。他注意到磨石子工法如何取代早期的彩繪裝飾，進入廟宇的牆面與柱體。藝術家以紙漿為主要材料，轉譯銅線磨石子的製作方式，並重新描繪廟宇中反覆出現的花鳥、植物與吉祥圖像，使作品呈現介於繪畫與雕塑之間的狀態。
透過傳統花鳥圖像與當代材料的交會，廖昭豪不僅探討工藝如何進入建築與公共空間，也關注自然形象如何被賦予吉祥寓意，進而成為地方社會共同觀看與理解世界的方式。
呼應《魔幻日常》的策展主題，廖昭豪將目光轉向那些因過度熟悉而容易被忽略的地方景觀與裝飾符號。當圖像離開原有的建築脈絡，並經過材質與尺度的重新轉化，潛藏其中的記憶、信仰與文化想像也隨之浮現。作品中的「魔幻」來自日常表面的細微變化，使我們重新意識到，習以為常的公共景觀如何持續形塑著觀看方式與文化感知。
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 Liao Chao-Hao.
Liao’s practice explores the relationship between sculpture, site, and everyday material culture. Through casting, inlay, and material translation, he revisits the visual language of local architecture, constructed landscapes, and vernacular ornamentation. Familiar elements such as tetrapods, retaining walls, terrazzo surfaces, temple decorations, and architectural details become more than components of the built environment. In his work, they also reveal collective memory, local belief, and shared ideas of public aesthetics.
His recent Copper-Wire Terrazzo Sketch Project developed from his observations of temples in southern Taiwan, where terrazzo techniques have replaced earlier forms of painted decoration on walls and columns. Using paper pulp as his primary material, Liao reinterprets the methods and appearance of copper-wire terrazzo while redrawing the recurring flowers, birds, plants, and auspicious motifs found throughout these spaces. The resulting works occupy a space between painting and sculpture.
By bringing traditional flower-and-bird imagery into dialogue with contemporary materials, Liao examines how craft enters architecture and public space. He also considers how images drawn from nature acquire symbolic meanings and become part of a community’s shared way of seeing and understanding the world.
In dialogue with Magical Everyday, Liao turns his attention to local surfaces and decorative motifs that often escape notice because of their familiarity. As these images leave their original architectural settings and undergo shifts in material and scale, the memories, beliefs, and cultural imagination embedded within them become newly visible. The magical emerges through these subtle changes to the everyday, revealing how familiar public environments continue to shape perception and cultural experience.