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https://waa.org.tw/wp-content/uploads/2026/02/徐凡.jpg500500陳璐 | Vega Hsu | Her early works primarily used red circles as her visual vocabulary, symbolizing the connection and tension between emotion and reality. Later, she gradually transformed into the "Blue Mushroom Series," centered on blue circles, using forms that exist between biological and symbolic forms to respond to the coexistence and fluidity of life within the natural environment.