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ୋɚΤ Second Prize

ҽ ᄁไ

ЪۜႭ׼
˜͛™̙Ъ͛նe͛πe௴ிഃഃdίவҢ੶
ሜٙ݊ɓ၇ృᐑf
Էνί೥ࠦʕdዓ͛ʆdሯඎɪܝ٫ɽ׵ۃd
ʆɪڗዓʑΥଣdШఊЗʃֻֻٙே݊ɢඎ௰
ɽٙd྅݊ɛٙА၍eग़຾dڢ੬୚ʃۍ౤Զ
ɽඎٙঐඎʿਗɢf
͜ዓ،ˢᏝ፩৔ঐඎeቮʱٙА၍eग़຾dᅟ
ৎ̶ɽٙᔶ᜗dிఱ̈΢၇̙ঐٙɛeːf

LI Chi-Feng
Description
"Sheng (birth)" can refer to life, survival, and
creation. Here, I am emphasizing a cycle.
For example, in this scene, the trees give birth to
the mountain; in terms of mass, the latter is greater
than the former, and it is only reasonable to have
trees growing on mountain; however, things that
come in smaller units are often ones with the
greatest powers, just like our blood vessels and
nerves{they are tiny, but provide massive energy
and force.
Tree branches are an allegory of blood vessels
and nerves that transport energy and nutrients,
supporting the giant body and creating all kinds of
people, and their hearts.

͛ Shengā180Ò96cm

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