Try to observe how colors, lines, textures, and empty spaces intersect with each other, and feel how the picture generates rhythm in the act of viewing. Perhaps you will gradually notice that a vibrant flow is quietly emerging.
"Flower Dance" does not start from a predetermined image, nor is it an intentional depiction of flowers by the artist. The starting point of the creation is the ongoing dialogue between the artist, the paint, the brushstrokes, and the canvas. The image gradually forms through repeated layering, covering, and flowing, without any preset answers or a deliberate pursuit of specific imagery.
Only after the completion of the work does the artist perceive a naturally generated rhythm within the picture. This outward extension and inward convergence create a motion that gives the work a sense of life, thus leading to the name "Flower Dance."