Yeachin Tsai

Yeachin received her BFA at National Taiwan Normal University and her MFA at Brooklyn College of the City University of New York. She is known for her rhythmic forms and decisive brush marks made with a certainty rooted in Chinese calligraphy, and the infinite time and space dynamics of Chinese painting.

She paints with layered ink, acrylic, and oil colors on paper, canvas, wood, and fabric. Yeachin generates tension with the intimate scale of the smaller paintings and their colossal internal energy. Her large scale paintings use big brushwork to draw the viewer in and then explode joyously with energetic color and invigorating mark-making. Her subjects cover both the visible (objects, patterns, symbols) and the unseen (force, emotion, momentum).

Now based in upstate New York, Yeachin has exhibited her work at notable venues as the Painting Center in Manhattan, the New York State Museum in Albany, and the Hyde Collection, Glens Falls, NY.

Yeachin’s work is held in private collections around the world, including in the US, Canada, Europe, Africa, the Middle East, and Asia. Her original work and design are also included in corporate collections including Bellagio (Las Vegas), The Ritz-Carlton (Washington, D.C. and Chicago), Azabu Miami Beach, Nobu Miami Beach (Miami, Florida), Rosewood Hotel (Hong Kong), Andaz Shenzhen Hotel (China), Toranomon Hills Residential Towers (Tokyo, Japan), and other renown venues.