Rooting in the Firmament
2023, Sichuan
Butterfly No. 4041
2023, Sichuan
The deceased tree starts to extend for the sky,
the butterfly lingers in its fated orbit,
and the dust stirs.
Eaves
2021, Suzhou
Church of King’s College, Infrared
2022, Cambridge
A Tethered Horse
2019, Sichuan
The Crowd in Light
2023, Loughborough
Vermilion Foliage
2022, Loughborough University
Jade Foliage
2022, Burleigh Wood, Loughborough
Golden Foliage
2022, Loughborough University
Grey Wave
2023, Loughborough
Mountains in Sombreness
2023, Sichuan
Raven
2021, Loughborough
Big Ben and Protesting Crowd
2022, London
Taking a ‘Best’ Photo
2022, London
White Hall, Wedding Bus and Protesting Crowd
2022, London
Branching Into the Sea
2022, TsingTao
Wooden Torso
2023, Loughborough
Trail to the Ancient Wood
2022, Burleigh Wood, Loughborough
¿A Wooden Snake?
2023, Burleigh Wood
Path in the Woods – I
2023, Loughborough
Path in the Woods – II
2023, Sichuan
Dust, Stars, Power Cord, and Trees; Variant
2023, Sichuan
Faded Cherry Blossom
2024, Loughborough
Indigo Leaf
2024, Loughborough
EXP: Lunar
2024, Loughborough
EXP: Ember
2024, Loughborough
Foxglove Leaf
2024, Loughborough
Echo Wall, Temple of Heaven
2021, Beijing
Note on This Plate:
The Heaven Temple once served as
the hallowed ground where emperors offered their prayers.
When an emperor stood in solitude
beside the resounding echo wall,
it reverberated their pleas and whispers
like ethereal messages from distant heavens.
Today standing in the same place,
the faded light of the sky
may still carry echoes from half a millennium ago.
The Reposeful
2021, Shaanxi
The Wrathful
2021, Shaanxi
Watchers in Motion
2023, Loughborough University
We move, yet we remain motionless; We gaze upon each other, yet our countenances remain unrecognisable.
Elder Chancellor, on Sedan Chair
2021, Shaanxi
Bodhisattva, Partly Truncated
2021, Shaanxi
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