英文摘要 |
Chun-Yi Lee creates latticed ink paintings through rubbing and stamping techniques. What makes Lee's works so important is that he has abandoned the brush, a traditional tool of Chinese ink painting, and devised a new tool from the cork stamp. Lee uses the boundaries between the imprints to construct a grid configuration. The reticulated grid structure simultaneously integrates and disintegrates the landscape, representing the duality in Lee's works. It's an important case of breaking the norms of ink painting. This paper will examine how Lee constructs grid configurations by rubbing and seal cutting as a strategy to create a metaphorical context. Lee introduces self-expression in his works through applying unusual materials. His work is a groundbreaking addition to the field of contemporary ink painting. |