The theme I want to express this time is reasonably linked to light and shadow, I call it “Always Be Seen”.
The idea of the name comes from my idol Zhang Yixing. Most of the time, what people see is his brilliance, his all-round ability and his beauty on the bright stage. But people don’t notice that outside the spotlight, in the dark little corner of his own day and night, the dream of persistent efforts and sweat.
Like light, there would be no light if there was no darkness. Outside the hole is the unknown world. You don’t know what’s there or what will happen. I think the effort is going to be seen. Even if there is only a tiny hole, the light and energy it can release are infinite. But at the same time, only by trying to persevere through the dark days can you see the light.
I hope I can also become the person who goes through darkness and then creates infinite light, looking at myself from outside the hole and seeing the world from inside the hole.
The reason for leaving the white space in the picture is to create a clear sense of contrast so that there is a certain distance between the two images, but there is a link between them.
The overall structure of the picture is to express the “darkness experienced” with hard dark lines and the “light after darkness” with gentle and delicate lines, and there is a relative relationship between them. There is no absolute darkness and no absolute light.
In the end,
“There will always be seen; whether it is light or darkness, there will always be seen.”
