Roosters/The Two Eagles

The sight of the artwork awed us with its vitality.
The eagle spreads its powerful wings, hovering in the air. Its eagle eyes gazing at its prey, or just viewing the scenery beneath?
The two roosters fiercely attack each other. The intensity of their fight extended itself to the vivid rendering of the feathers. You could actually feel the gobbling sounds that fill the scene.
Liu Ding-Zan was born in Kaohisung in 1959. In fifth grade in elementary school, he started working on breaking rust in the shipyard and was mesmerized by the melting and twisting of the iron into different forms and shapes. Ever since he finished middle school, Liu has been working in steel-related businesses and has thus acquired knowledge and understanding fort material, which give him an advantage in creating the unique aesthetic and vitality out of the cold piece of material. He makes use of the abundant material in the industrial city Kaohsiung and lends a local characteristic to his work.