This group of mirror metal sculptures uses reflective materials as the core creative medium, relying on polyhedron, spherical mirror units and other multiple forms to build an artistic installation that continuously dialogues with the environment. The work abandons the closed and single sculpture form, and uses the strong reflection characteristics of the stainless steel mirror to absorb the sky, buildings, pedestrians and light and shadow, and crumple and reorganize the external urban landscape to reflect the flowing and changing multi-dimensional picture.
Geometric order is the common visual kernel of the works, with regularly arranged spheres, well-cut multi-faceted crystals and scattered mirror modules, which build spatial levels with rational structural language. With the flow of light and the movement of the viewer's position, the scene in the mirror surface changes constantly, breaking the boundary between the artwork and the surrounding environment, and eliminating the barrier between the entity and the void.