Bon Hui Uy has been an architectural designer for over five decades, working his way up, from a Junior Designer to a Partner In-charge of Design.
He believes that a creative designer never truly retires. So, over the years, Bon Hui transitioned from creative architectural work to creative art work, where his true desires live.
He realize that being as an architect you are working for a group, but he always wanted to do something on his own. He wants to express his passion and love true fine arts.
Ever since his early exploration in the fine arts in 1974, he has created thousands of pieces of art: paintings, collages, to sculpture. Now at the age of 77, he has shown no signs of slowing down.
He truly believes that the arts should be fun, and should make people smile. This has been the focus of his artistic creation.
BONHUI UY BIOGRAPHY
1941, Born in Bacolod, Philippines.
1960, Graduated from Chiang Kai Dhek High School, Manila.
1964, B.S. in Architectural Engineering, Cheng Kung University, Taiwan.
1967, M.S. in Tropical Architecture, Pratt Institute, New York.
1965-1993, Worked as a designer, in various architectural firms, while residing in New York City & Honolulu, working his way from a Junior Designer to a Principal in Charge of Design.
1993-present, Design Consultant for various architectural firms in Taipei & Honolulu.
1974-present, Began to explore fine art, while working as a designer, and has since created thousands of 2D and 3D pieces of artwork.
1978-1993. Published 4 books of his architectural drawings and personal artwork.
1983-1985, Selected for inclusion in three group shows at various art galleries in Westchester, NY.
1993, Solo Exhibition at TAIPIE FINE ART MUSEUM, Taiwan.
2015, Solo Exhibition at Xue Xue Foundation WHITE GALLERY, in Taipie.
2017, Published a children's book - "PEEK-A-BOO! SAYS WHO?" co-authored with his son, Bernard, a graphic designer.
2019, Two solo exhibition:
- January 2019 at CHIANG KAI SHEK COLLEGES in Manila City.
- February 2019 at DAVAO CHONG HUA HIGH SCHOOL in Davao City.
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