黃騰輝（Robert Huang，1959年12月5日－），藝術家、企業家。出生於臺灣花蓮， 東海大學畢業，北京清華大學美學碩士、美學博士候選人。
在企業經營上，黃騰輝是台灣第一個社區總體營造「理想國」創辦人之一(1985-1990年)，將一個原本老舊的爛尾樓社區改造為帶有美學品質的社區。他因為嚮往法國作家聖修伯里(Antoine de Saint-Exupéry)小說《小王子》及其筆下那朵代表真愛的玫瑰，於1990年創辦了以玫瑰為主題的英式下午茶店「古典玫瑰園」，並將英式下午茶文化帶入台灣。
在藝術歷程上，黃騰輝是第一位華人作品登上國際VISA卡與MASTER卡封面的藝術家，作品在北京保利拍出300萬台幣高價並由北京故宮出版畫冊。他也是一位瓷器設計師，曾為英國皇室御用品牌設計威廉王子大婚紀念瓷器和英女王登基60周年紀念盃，他的瓷器設計在數十個國家都有收藏者。黃騰輝早期的繪畫以「玫瑰」為獨特風格的標誌，他曾說：「我一生的創作，只想畫出我心中的那朵玫瑰和小王子的人生哲學。」他一生始終不渝追尋心中的那朵玫瑰，以他手中的畫筆詮釋著小王子的人生哲學。
《亞洲週刊》曾評論說:「黃騰輝透過玫瑰裡的愛情與理想，推展二十一世紀的生活品質文化」。黃騰輝不管在藝術或是企業經營都來自於對於美的浪漫追求，也都展示了獨屬於黃騰輝的美學世界。
About Us
Robert Huang, the founder of Rose House, left his original job in real estate development and founded Rose House due to his passion for The Little Prince and the rose emblem in the book by Antoine Saint-Exupery. Rose House developed and branched into a chain brand with stores in Taipei, Vancouver, New York City, and cities in mainland China. Rose House started the High Tea culture in Taiwan and later developed other businesses such as Tea stores, to-go tea shops- TaoTao Tea, serving High Tea in the National Art Museum and heritage sites such as the British Consulate in Kaohsiung. Rose House became the biggest afternoon tea business in Taiwan and also recognized as a successful model of a cultural and creative company.
Huang studied at Tung Hai University, Taichung City, Taiwan, where he earned his BA in International Business in 1982. During his college years, he also took a couple of courses in architectural design, which equipped him with basic skills of sketch and painting. After graduation, he, along with three of his college peers, involved himself in a community development project, called Utopia, to renovate an aging community in Taichung City into a cultural and creative community, which later became an archetype for a series of community development projects in Taiwan during 1985-1990. After then, he founded his own business, Rose House, a tea house in Taichung in 1990. Also passionate in classical music, he has chaired the Classic Orchestra of Taichung for 20 years; during which many young talents have been well trained and nurtured through his leadership and sponsorship.
In 1999, Huang’s work was first exhibited at Taichung City Cultural Center, and in 2000 at Changhua Cultural Center in Changhua, Taiwan. Besides, his work, Yellow Roses (1999), drew an attention to Visa card in 2003, which made him the first Chinese artist to work with Visa card and had his work imprinted on the cards worldwide. In 2010, he featured a solo exhibition at the National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts, and also partnered in a celebrated drama production, Red Rose and White Rose, which premiered at China National Centre for the Performing Arts in Beijing. Furthermore, his artistry also extends to other artistic realms, as he is also a famed designer of exquisite porcelain and chinaware, being the only Asian designer for Aynsley china, the British Royal Family china supplier. His artworks were imprinted on the commemoration chinaware of the Royal Wedding of Prince William, and of the 60th Anniversary of Queen Elizabeth II Coronation. Today, his chinaware and porcelain works are greatly sought after by collectors worldwide.
Huang’s art embodies in his symbolic roses his passionate pursuits of both social traditions and self-explorations, integrating artistic dimensions, literary discourses, philosophical reflections, and religious dialogues to enrich the meaning of rose and life. As Asia Week commented,” through his love and ideal of his roses, Robert Huang has promoted cultural sophistication of life to new heights, ” His art speaks for the natural and eternal longing of all humanity.
