Sedimentation— 沈殿

Sedimentation depicts flakes of matter slowly descending through a pale, luminous space. In the upper field, their forms are faint and dispersed. As the eye moves downward, the flakes become more distinct, gathering in greater numbers and gradually forming a denser accumulation below.

The movement beneath the surface remains visible through the delicate texture. Flakes appear at different depths, some barely perceptible, others defined by reddish-purple tones. Their overlapping forms give the descent a sense of duration, allowing the eye to follow the slow passage of matter through light.

The work holds this process in progress. Some flakes remain suspended, while others approach the accumulating material below. Light continues between and across them, connecting the open upper space with the growing density beneath. Sedimentation emerges through this quiet, continuous descent, as individual fragments gradually become part of a collective mass.