TAIPEI (TVBS News) — Taiwan has been left in shock following the sudden death of acclaimed sculptor Ju Ming on Saturday night. The 85-year-old artist passed away in his home in Taipei, leaving behind a legacy that has touched the hearts of many.
The Presidential Office Spokesperson expressed her condolences on behalf of President Tsai Ing-wen, who was reportedly profoundly saddened by the news. Ju Ming's passing has affected the art community and the general public, who had immense respect and admiration for the renowned sculptor.
Ju Ming was known for his intricate and striking sculptures that explored the themes of nature, humanity, and spirituality. His 'Living World' and 'Taichi' series were among his most celebrated works and were exhibited in prominent art institutions worldwide.
In 1997, his art was featured in a solo exhibition at the Place Vendôme, Paris, solidifying his status as one of Taiwan's most prominent artists.
Besides his contributions to sculpture, Ju Ming also left a remarkable legacy by establishing the Juming Museum in New Taipei City. The largest outdoor museum in Taiwan features Ju Ming's innovative artworks and sculptures in both indoor and outdoor spaces, showcasing his immense talent and creativity.
The passing of Ju Ming has left a void in Taiwan's art community that will be difficult to fill. Many have taken to social media to express their condolences and pay tribute to the late artist.
As Taiwan mourns the loss of Ju Ming, his art will continue to live on and inspire generations to come.
