In Tate Gallery

Quartz-like texture and beautiful colours.

This kind of geometric form, the three-dimensional mirror cut is very interesting, maybe I can borrow this form and apply it to my own works, I can express some themes of, for example, spatial reorganisation.

Alexander Calder's balancing device, very delicate and light feeling, uses precise calculations to maintain a delicate balance.

Jenny Holzer used seven LED glowing columns to display scrolling many different slogans and sayings, and she thinks the scrolling text is like spoken words, "You can emphasise things, or you can scroll and pause, which is the equivalent of a change in sound." This work transforms spoken words into a visual language, which is a kind of sound visualisation, which is related to the theme I wanted to explore and gave me some inspiration.

These works have been contemplated from the point of view of raw materials, including the relationship between man and nature, as well as some philosophical reflections.