River Snow

Lai Zhigang has chosen a painting method capable of expressing infinite depth, size, energy, and volume. The grand atmosphere of his large works is their most notable feature, embodying the spirit of "cutting through the clouds and rain of misty mountains." His technique of "accumulated water" is unprecedented, generating various wonders through the action of water. The ink, unable to be evenly distributed through the fibers of the paper and unable to fully penetrate, activates and sublimates the ink that could not fully sublimate on the paper. This represents a groundbreaking advancement in both philosophy and aesthetics.