If "Swaying in Time" is the leisurely white cloud, then "Moving through Time" is the rising current of flowing clouds.
Classical yet playful—like an alien spacecraft, or the somersault cloud of Sun Wukong.
In my process, I never begin with sketches.
Instead, I let imagination flow, guided by intention, colliding with the material, sparking moments of creation.
I shape stainless steel wires into flowing, rhythmic structures that compose the gestures of light.
Each form is covered with raw fabric, hand-stitched with patience — a quiet practice of mindfulness and the path of art.
Finally, layers of acrylic paint are brushed onto the surface, blending color and luminosity into harmony and beauty.
It is not just a lampshade, but a living sculpture.
The Sea of Clouds series captures the softness of fabric and the flow of light.
Layers drift and overlap like clouds in the sky, filling space with a breath of lightness and serenity.
Materials: stainless steel wire, unbleached cotton, acrylic paint
Dimensions: approx. 87 × 50 × 46 cm
＊＊“Moving through Time” is a large-scale artwork. In principle, it is only available for self pickup.＊＊
