戴昱，字漢升

Han Dai-Yu received his BFA and MFA from the China National Academy of Art. Combining Western and traditional Chinese art and culture, he developed and instituted a Chinese Comprehensive Art program for the Academy. From 2001-02, Dai-Yu prevailed as an Artist-in-Residence at the Cité Internationale des Arts in Paris. He spent 2002-06 in the United States as a visiting scholar and artist and has taught drawing and painting for over ten years.
 
Dai-Yu’s volumes on drawing and painting have been published by the China National Academy Press and Taipei International Cultural Publishing House. His most recent textbook, Drawing Code, was published by University Readers in 2009. He has exhibited internationally at the Shanghai Art Museum and Museum of Chinese Painting Institute in Shanghai, the Cité Internationale des Arts in Paris, and the LA Contemporary Art Gallery in Los Angeles. Dai-Yu has recently been invited to exhibit with SCOPE Miami and numerous Contemporary Art Fairs.
 
As a representational figurative artist, Dai-Yu’s work is a dialogue between contemporary reality and a culture of tradition, creating a visual meditation for the mind and soul. Inspired by the 2010 Deepwater Horizon BP Oil Spill, his current project, Defiled Beauty, explores various forms of pollution, defilement, and damage brought upon humanity by ambition, desire, and greed.