Forest Impressions emerges from my walks in the forest, where my body becomes a medium of perception and recording. The bark, like the skin of a tree, carries the memory of nature and time. I collect these fragile fragments as symbols of individual existence. Under the interplay of light and shadow, their textures transform into landscapes suspended between the real and the imaginary, the tangible and the misty. They evoke the energy of nature while subtly revealing traces of human presence. Through the resonance between human beings and nature, a relationship deeply rooted in Chinese culture, the work seeks to establish a gentle and poetic connection.