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Breathing through gravity and material accumulation

These large-scale works emerge through the slow convergence of breath, weight, and material pressure.​

Rather than depicting images, the paintings form as bodies—gravitational surfaces that accumulate, collapse, and reconfigure themselves over time. Each work registers the tension between physical matter and the forces that shape it, revealing painting as a living, temporal field rather than a fixed image.

 

 

Slow Pulse|缓脉

2025

Dimensions: 8 × 8 ft

Oil paint, stainless-steel mesh, mineral powder, canvas on plywood

 

A slow internal rhythm shaped by sedimentation and downward pull. Layers expand and recede like subtle bodily motion, guided by cycles of tension and release.

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Fracture Field I|裂变场 I

2025

Dimensions: 8 × 8 ft

Oil paint, stainless-steel mesh, mineral powder, canvas on plywood

 

The first rupture under pressure, echoing a sudden tightening of breath. Breaks emerge as material is forced through tension, marking the shift from steady rhythm to internal strain.

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Under Gravity|在重力之下

2022

Dimensions: 8 × 8 ft

Oil paint, stainless-steel mesh, mineral powder, canvas on plywood

 

A study of collapses and expansions shaped entirely by gravity. Tension behaves like skin inhaling and exhaling, forming a field of weighted movement.​​​

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Fracture Field II|裂变场 II

2024

Dimensions: 8 × 8 ft

Oil paint, stainless-steel mesh, mineral powder, canvas on plywood

 

Ruptures reappear after cycles of layering and compression, like memories resurfacing in pauses of breath. A record of long-term internal strain.

 

 

Fracture Field III|裂变场 III

2025

Dimensions: 8 × 8 ft

Oil paint, stainless-steel mesh, mineral powder, canvas on plywood

 

Fracture pushed to its limit—multidirectional ruptures resembling breath forced into an explosive release.

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Dark Pulse|暗脉

2025

Dimensions: 8 × 8 ft

Oil paint, stainless-steel mesh, mineral powder, canvas on plywood

 

A deep internal cadence formed around a dark core. Material contracts inward like an inner inhalation, producing a heavy slow-moving pulse.

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Tension Fold|张力褶层

2025

Dimensions: 8 × 8 ft

Oil paint, stainless-steel mesh, mineral powder, canvas on plywood

 

Crimson folds trace the movement of internal force through matter—expanding and gathering like breath shaping the body’s surface.

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Rift Embers|裂痕余烬

2025

Dimensions: 8 × 8 ft

Oil paint, stainless-steel mesh, mineral powder, canvas on plywood

 

Residual heat after a forceful exhalation. Ember-like cracks echo a body that hasn’t fully returned from intense breath.

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Internal Combustive Force|内燃性力

2024

Dimensions: 8 × 8 ft

Oil paint, stainless-steel mesh, mineral powder, canvas on plywood

 

Inward folding under extreme internal pressure—energy condensed to the threshold of ignition.

 

 

Combustive Fold Dynamics|燃褶动力

2024

Dimensions: 8 × 8 ft

Oil paint, stainless-steel mesh, mineral powder, canvas on plywood

 

Folds oscillate between expansion and recoil. Micro-vibrations hold the structure at the edge of release.

 

Submerged Rhythmic Tension|沉脉张力节律

2024

Dimensions: 8 × 8 ft

Oil paint, stainless-steel mesh, mineral powder, canvas on plywood

 

Weight forces rhythm into deeper layers. A submerged pulse persists—dense, slow, quietly insistent.

Residual Thermal Drift|余热漂移

2020

Dimensions: 8 × 8 ft

Oil paint, stainless-steel mesh, mineral powder, canvas on plywood

 

Heat stretched into a drifting after-pressure, like the long tail of breath whose warmth has not fully dispersed.

 

 

Inner Ascent|内升

2020

Dimensions: 8 × 8 ft

Oil paint, stainless-steel mesh, mineral powder, canvas on plywood

 

Pressure converges inward before rising vertically—a force lifted through resistance from depth to emergence.

 

 

Inward Convergence|向内汇聚

2020

Dimensions: 8 × 8 ft

Oil paint, stainless-steel mesh, mineral powder, canvas on plywood

 

Directional forces return toward a central point, forming a compact knot of internal energy.

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