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Nature is taken as the main body of the creation, combined with the visual excitements in daily life. The image is constructed by the features of ink. The various landscapes of the external environment are explained by mind. Chapter One: through the long-term observation on nature, I try to divide natural landscapes into natural scenes and artificial landscapes, understanding natural scenes generate multiple features according to ecological principles and the modeling and lines of the features are unreproducible. The ratio difference of the distribution of natural scenes and artificial landscapes between the urban and the rural can be taken as a natural and rhythmic phenomenon. The conflicts and paradoxes between both sides are combined into various meaning contents by painting strategies. It turns into one of the motives for the creation. Chapter Two: the visual experience resulted from bicycle island tour is a constantly moving and changing of space. The transient vision at high speed has impacts on the explanation of the objects’ operational inertia in the creation. Such speedy visual experience looks like the sequent images in a movie, compressing time and space into single theme or image. It becomes one of the creation strategies. I try to find my artistic preference by observing the urban corners and by photography, and to understand how to deal with the incoordination in the image by the atmosphere constructed by the external light. Chapter Three: the creation concepts are divided into two parts. I keep pursuing the lost visual images and remapping them into the image. I combine the present with the past repeatedly through painting strategies. Such creation process brings me new ideas about the time and space in the image. The multiple visual combinations construct the multiple spaces in the image, and the passing time is generated this way. The multiple displacements of spaces explain the same theme. The dynamic image leads vision to the rhythmic transformation in different spaces. When the visual balance is reached, the absolutely silent and peaceful perspective of time and space will be found in the eternal movement. Chapter Four and five: the application of materials and techniques echoes the concepts and ideas in the previous three chapters. The features of ink are displayed and various creation motives are realized. I try to realize the accumulation of visual experiences leads to the changing explanation of external landscapes. The “new landscapes” are met all the time.
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