A Sense of Insignificance NO.31 as well as highly contrasting

as well as highly contrasting panels that draw the viewer's attention to the finer details contained within each

This print is one of them

often embedding in simple pattern the innate connection to place…In the period between 1987 and 1989

and this has made me feel that I lack full acquaintance with the essence of the Chinese culture or the Western culture

A Sense of Insignificance NO.31 as well as highly contrastingFrom the Artist A Sense of Insignificance is a piece that reflects my interest in finding and seeking answers to questions that we all want answers to: where do we come from and where are we going? I find that this landscape, particularly the southern landscape, is a way to see parallels with man. The way film cycles exist are more apparent with the seasons. The way that trees rise and hold on to the earth in the same ways we do. The sense of