Legend notes, Nüwa saved heaven and earth as Pangu separated the sky and the earth.
As we live through the 21st century, natural disasters are still a major threat to the human race. In addition, biological lives are impacted. Severe damage remains to the heaven and earth. Based on past history, it is imperative that we try to repair what was done.
Looking at earth, it is difficult to source natural minerals and rocks, which is a grave warning to be said about the imbalance on earth. As a result, we have to improvise to create artificial rocks, a resourceful plan to repair our earth, rivers, and mountains.
While artificial rocks are in reference to timing, the act of repairing is in fact a metaphor – a reminder for the human race, as a unit to reflect and evaluate our cause and problems. One may not see the effect, but as a society, the impact persists.
In The Rocks, gentleness is transcended through ink, meanwhile, the painting as a collective conveys strength and solidity. Indeed, rocks are shaped through constant erosion, cyclization and metamorphism. It encompasses years of environmental challenges, adversity and experience, and can be perceive as an epitome of human perseverance.