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"Seeing" is what the eye can see, for example, the mottled walls, trunks of old trees, landscape pictures, etc., which can be seen everywhere, can remind the author of the faces of all kinds of elves. The "elves" sometimes talk and play together in groups, always smiling and full of joy on their faces, bringing people a happy mood. When I stared at these many dancing elves, I seemed to see my inner self, and danced with it, which made me feel extremely happy. "Imaginary" means what is not visually seen, but what the mind sees. The so-called "imagination is infinite", such as imaginary dream scenes, the time and space jumping through ancient and modern, rich pictures are like a projector, and the scenes are presented in front of my eyes and form the fountain of my creation. Even the fictitious objects "created out of nothing" can be first drawn with line drafts and then shaped with clay, as if a gathering of time-travelers of various shapes has been created, which has also become an infinite "self" in fantasy. "Between seeing and imaginary" is the fermentation after the fusion of what the eyes see and what the mind thinks, the so-called "visual association". For example, after seeing an image or situation with feeling, add an extended imagination, rearrange, combine, and reproduce, which is the fusion of visual association and intuition, and the artistic conception to be expressed by inspiration and imagination. With time, ideas change like the uncertainty of water waves, forming many differences and various works. All in all, the motivation for creation is the combined presentation of the author’s vision and imagination. The purpose is to let the world see the unique elves. The creative content is the face-like patterns that appear around me. After the process of capturing them and painting them, the method is to let the mind go, using intuition, capturing instant inspiration, and using clay to quickly and accurately shape the illustrations into three-dimensional pottery works, the result is that after the process of painting the work and high-temperature kiln firing, unexpected works often appear. |