Cecilia Lee

2026

Well

POST WINGS

"Mountain Rhapsody" uses mountains as imagery, transforming natural landscapes into a visual symphony full of rhythm and energy through geometric cutting and color reorganization. The mountain is no longer just a static scenery but a symbol of time, power, and life. The interlocking triangles and irregular color blocks in the composition resemble the layers of rock that have been shaped and changed over years, leaving traces of their history, just like the melodies and rhythms in music, constantly interweaving between highs and lows, strengths and weaknesses, and cools and warms.

Deep blue and indigo symbolize the calmness, depth, and steadfastness of the mountains; orange-yellow and ochre represent sunlight breaking through the ridges, bringing warmth, life, and hope. The clash of cool and warm colors seeks balance within the artwork, akin to how life continually progresses between tranquility and passion, lows and highs. "Mountain Rhapsody" does not merely depict the appearance of mountains but rather serves as a free and exuberant rhapsody played by the inner strength when facing life's fluctuations.

This piece does not portray a specific scene but aims to let viewers feel the harmony, encounters, transformations, and continuities of life through colors, rhythms, and flows.

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