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Shape of Stone石之形石之形Shape of Stone

Medium媒介: Mokuhanga print水印木刻(Mokuhanga)

This work captures the fluidity and movement inherent in stone, an element often perceived as static and unyielding. Through the multilayered technique of mokuhanga printing, the piece evokes the visual sensation of stone flowing like water, revealing its dynamic and ever-changing nature. The entire composition is formed by combining multiple identical prints, emphasizing repetition and subtle variations to mirror the poetic essence of scholar’s stones (gongshi). In Chinese tradition, these revered stones are not merely objects of admiration but embodiments of natural transformation, shaped by wind, water, and time. Shape of Stone presents an alternative perspective—one that highlights the softness within the hard, the fluidity within the solid, much like a poem capturing the silent yet profound passage of time.石头常被视为静止、坚硬之物,这件作品却捕捉了它内在的流动与运动。借由多层套印的水印木刻技法,作品唤起石头如水般流动的视觉感受,显露出它灵动、变化不息的本性。整幅画面由多张相同的版画组合而成,以重复与细微的差异,映照文人石(供石)的诗意本质。在中国传统中,这些备受尊崇的石头不仅是赏玩之物,更是自然变化的化身,由风、水与时间塑造而成。《石之形》提供了另一种视角——凸显刚中之柔、固中之流,犹如一首诗,捕捉时间无声而深远的流逝。

Shape of Stone: a repeated grid of printed stone forms, framed — **01 / 01**

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