Forest Series

The artist reflects on the rules of survival and the problems of living space in the city and the spiritual world of human beings by depicting the jungle and people.Through the works, we think about the relationship between human and nature and some of the blurred boundaries of the natural world.
Most other places we know,water is a discrete entity.It is hemmed in by well-defined boundaries:lakeshores,steam banks,the great rocky coastline.You can stand at its edge and say"this is water"and "this is land".Those fish and those tadpoles are of the water realm;these trees,these mosses,and these four-leggeds are creatures of the land.But here in these misty forest those edges seem to blur, with rain so fine and constant as to be indistinguishable from air and cedars wrapped with cloud so dense that only their outlines emerge.Water doesn’t seem to make a clear distinction between gaseous phase and liquid.
There is a certain connection and similarity between this law of nature and the rules that govern the maintenance and functioning of our society.