陳三火藝師16歲即師承胞兄李世逸學習剪黏，為泉派剪黏名師洪坤福一派第四代傳人，從事剪黏工作迄今已近一甲子，多年來創作不輟，在剪黏工藝領域不斷追求突破與創新，善用多元素材與技法，開創獨具創意且兼容環保概念「以摃代剪」的「敲擊隨緣技法」，以舊花瓶、酒瓶、陶罐等器物經自然敲破後的碎片為素材，為傳統剪黏工藝開闢新徑，讓原屬於廟宇建築構件的傳統剪黏，轉化而為更具藝術性的工藝創作品。

Starting out as his elder brother Li Shi-Yi‘s apprentice at age 16, master artisan Chen San-Huo is the fourth generation of the Quan school of ceramics cutting and pasting founded by master Hong Kun-Fu. In his 60 years of career, Chen continues to create and innovate. His signature “break and see” technique replaces scissor-cutting with hammer-knocking and advocates following the course the broken pieces take him. Inventive and eco-friendly, old vases, wine bottles, clay pots, and other objects are given new artistic forms. Chen opens up a new path for traditional ceramics cutting and pasting, transforming what was once a decorative temple folk craft into creative art.