"This exhibition will explore the philosophy symbols of Lao Tzu in traditional Chinese culture embedded in the creation of contemporary ink painting. There is an important idea of Lao Tzu, which is “ Unity of Opposites.” In this “Reflection” exhibition, I explored the inner and outer sides of every person, which reveals the unity of opposites. “Seeing is not believing” when it regards to a person’s outlooking and his or her minds. With the development of the online social world, people develop more and more obvious multiple personalities. I take this phenomenon as an inspiration to this “Reflection” exhibition. In the ink paintings I try to depict not only a person’s outlooking but his/her inner images which “reflect” the real him/her."
The main purpose of this exhibition is to capture those things that cannot be seen or touched. Even if you can't see it, it's real. As small as the human body, as large as the universe, the appearance that can be seen and touched is dominated by the invisible mind. This thing is diverse and difficult to capture. The "Reflection" installation work expresses that the visible sunlight contains a variety of colors that are invisible to the naked eye.