Guo Jing This series, "Qiantang Tidal Paintings," captures the beauty of the Qiantang River mudflats after the tide recedes from a unique view. Water and mud shaped over millions of years, dyed by sunlight, turn into golden-brown shines and winding patterns. Spiral deposits show the rhythm of the tide, and cracked mud patterns freeze the passage of time. It blends the power of nature with artistic poetry, using the natural mudflat as a canvas.Viewers can feel the grand and delicate beauty hidden in the mudflats after the Qiantang tide recedes. Overall, this series excels in theme, artistic expression, and the fusion of nature and art. It opens a window to the artistic beauty of the Qiantang mudflats, letting viewers see the natural landscape in a fresh artistic way.Whether from the view of art creation or presenting and elevating nature, this series is a fine work, worthy of careful appreciation.
The Qiantang River is known for its tides. After the tide goes out, the river reveals its most artistic side. The water and mud work together in a grand way—over millions of years, the flowing water patiently shapes the mudflats. The sunlight acts like a skilled painter, giving the surface a golden-brown shine. On these short-lived natural canvases, winding channels stretch like veins. Spiral-shaped layers of sediment show the rhythm of the tides, while cracked mud patterns seem to freeze the passing of time.
