“The shadow is made behind the light, and where the light is, is where the heart goes.”

Human beings are based on the vast and vast universe and incorporate abstract space and time into their daily vocabulary. Time and space are crucial and are the habitat where everything is placed or ordered. The mountains, long rivers, earth and everything else in the world we see, if there were no space, everything in the universe, even as small as dust and sand, would have nowhere to place; the changes and flow of living beings’ worldly affairs, the birth and death of all things, creation, residence, Bad and empty, without time, there is no difference between past, present and future.

The concept of space is presented through sculpture works, thereby exploring the performance of space and objects on the boundary of time. The artist’s perspective wanders and lingers at this distance, repeatedly examining the performance of external events at different distances, both alienated and intimate. .

The artist discerns the spatial twists and turns of the surrounding environment, absorbs and internalizes them as part of himself, and then uses the layers created between ink and paper to create his own unique vocabulary and translate them from spatial reflections into two-dimensional works.