“The Flow of the Mind’s Eye” is a painting that captures the dynamic, instinctive energy of brushstrokes born from chance and movement. What begins as an unplanned gesture evolves into a visual rhythm—an organic flow shaped by intuition, speed, and the natural force of the artist’s hand. This spontaneous energy is amplified through the addition of object-based textures, enhancing the tactile presence of the work and allowing the surface to transform into a sculptural field.

At the core of the piece lie the themes of stroke (劃) and color (色), two fundamental elements of expression in both traditional and contemporary painting. Each stroke becomes a record of time, intention, and emotion, while color functions as a living force that breathes depth and resonance into the composition. Together, they create a layered visual language that evokes the internal landscape of the mind.

By embracing chance, physicality, and material experimentation, “The Flow of the Mind’s Eye” invites viewers to experience painting as both a sensory and psychological journey—one that reflects the fluid nature of thought, perception, and artistic creation.