Do not merely observe the flowers themselves. Try to pay attention to the gradually blurred contours and the traces left by the flowing paint. When the form begins to loosen, what remains is truly what?
"Fleeting Time" does not depict the wilting of flowers, but rather the process of them gradually losing their clear outlines.
Loose brushstrokes, flowing paint, and layers of overlapping colors cause the flowers to hover between blooming and fading. What truly changes is not the flowers themselves, but the way we observe them.
What truly disappears is often not the thing itself, but its clear contour. When the contours gradually fade away, what remains is not blankness, but a feeling that still lingers in memory.
What "Fleeting Time" leaves behind is not just flowers, but the traces of time left in the act of viewing.