Color does not seek attention, but quietly takes root within stillness. Blue and green interweave deep within layers of mist, while touches of purple and orange appear like light moving through the mountains, allowing the solid forms to reveal a gentle yet profound sense of depth. Color is not decorative, but becomes part of the breathing of space itself, enabling radiance to arise with restraint.

The painting reflects a core language of color-ink practice—freely transforming between suggestion and illusion, figuration and abstraction. Through distinctive “Wu-style texture strokes,” ink and color nourish one another in layered convergence, conveying a profound blessing of natural vitality and an ordered, auspicious world.