Carnival of Ink and Wash Elegance

314 X 237 cm, medium: mixed media on canvas (YEAR: 2026)

A carnival of traditional Chinese ink art,

breaking the aesthetic boundaries between East and West,

depicting the exuberance of life through brush and ink.

When holy water pours down from above, revelry turns into the most touching movement of life.

Inspired by the Water-Splashing Festival in Mangshi, Yunnan, the artist integrates the timeless charm of traditional Chinese ink painting and develops unrestrained expressions via modern splashed-color techniques. The work presents a vivid clash of youthful vitality and free gestures, blending innocent joy with heartfelt passion.

The canvas becomes a dancing ground, and brush hues turn into flying water sprays. Every dash of color echoes the beating heart; every flowing line embodies the relaxation of the soul. Breaking away from realistic depiction, this piece unites the verve of oriental ink art with festive jubilation, freezing fleeting joy into an eternal visual poem.