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Kuchi Chun is a prominent figure in the Taiwanese contemporary art scene, celebrated for her masterful synthesis of Eastern aesthetics and modern material innovation. As a specialist in Mineral Pigment Art, she has achieved a significant milestone by securing a National New Utility Model Patent for her unique process: "Industrial Structure of Composite Material Layers Utilizing Mineral Pigment Framework." This patented technique allows for unprecedented physical texture and structural depth, ensuring both visual impact and long-term preservation of the mineral pigments. Kuchi Chun's expertise is reinforced by recognition from the highest levels of art academia. Having refined her craft under the mentorship of Su Shou-Chih and Professor Kao Yung-Lung, Kuchi’s patented methodology has been officially documented and analyzed within Professor Kao’s scholarly publications. Her work is recognized as a modern evolution of traditional Tibetan Thangka and mural techniques, merging ancient wisdom with contemporary industrial precision. Beyond the academic sphere, Kuchi is a preferred artistic collaborator for premier global brands. She has successfully led high-profile cross-disciplinary projects with Mercedes-Benz Taiwan , Gucci, and, effectively positioning fine art at the center of global luxury and lifestyle. At 2026 ONE ART Taipei, Kuchi Chun will debut three exclusive masterpieces that represent the pinnacle of her patented craft. Key Honors & Recognition ・National Patent Holder: Inventor of the "New Utility Model Patent" for Mineral Pigment structures, revolutionizing the physical dimension of contemporary Eastern painting. ・Scholarly Citation: Her patented techniques are officially included as a primary case study in the academic publications of Professor Kao Yung-Lung, particularly in his research on the evolution of Thangka and mural art. ・Luxury Brand Collaborator: Official art projects and collaborations with Mercedes-Benz Taiwan, Gucci. ・Global Exhibition Record: A consistent presence at prestigious international venues including the Grand Palais and Carrousel du Louvre in Paris, and art fairs across Venice, Lisbon, and Tokyo. The Relationship between Traditional Culture and Contemporary Design: Case Study / Poster Design – Inputting the Elements of Traditional Chinese Painting on Shu Hua Yi Shu Xue Kan (2010, Sep, pp. 427–450) (ISSN:1993-7156) A Study on How the Applied Ways of Brush Painting in Poster Design (2011)