Zhai Er Tai

約1980年代中期以前

宣紙裱麟布/ 稍有泛黃 /木框

POST WINGS

This work features sparse woods interwoven with yellow-brown and ink lines, showcasing a concise brush technique and a composition that leaves ample blank space. Zhao Erdai does not seek a literal representation of tree forms here, but instead builds the "shape of the wind" through the rhythm of the branches and trunks. The withered yellow that emerges from the ink symbolizes the rhythm of time and life. The artist uses minimal brushwork to present the coexistence of "movement" and "stillness," resonating with his creative philosophy of “transforming complexity into simplicity, where the meaning is captured as the brush touches the canvas.”

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