In addition to featuring 100 color images of the artworks, each piece is introduced and interpreted by Lawrence Jeppson, a consultant to the National Museum of the United States and an art critic. T.F. Chen himself elaborates on the “Five-Dimensional World Culture” theory that underpins his creations, detailing his artistic perspectives and approaches in the text included in this art album. This combination of artworks and textual documentation helps guide readers into the world of “Neo-Iconography,” offering a multidimensional experience of art appreciation and exploration.

This 240-page richly illustrated art album provides a museum-like experience with detailed guidance and explanations. Currently, the style of “Neo-Iconography” is reflected in some forms of computer art. Despite the absence of computers at its inception in 1969, T.F. Chen’s art has transcended time and technology, pioneering the field of computer-synthesized art. This collection of thoughts and expressions offers a glimpse into this innovative art movement and serves as a valuable reference for the art community and cultural historians. It also stands as an intriguing and surprising example for those concerned with cultural development.

Price: USD$100.