孙悟空无父无母，由开天辟地时的仙石孕育而生，“从石头缝里蹦出来的”是对他出身最常见的描述。

但在我看来，孙悟空更像是从天地精华中化育而出，从虚空中来，慢慢聚合成猴子的形象。

孙悟空的出世并非轻柔缓慢，而是仿佛携风伴雨，具有雷霆万钧之势。在一片混沌之中，他的面部逐渐清晰，形象就此稳固，从此，他确立了自己的身份，在世间享有了一个位置。

为了表现石猴出世的动势，我试图在画面中打造出一种由不确定的颜色肌理所形成的“液态感”。因为那个生成的瞬间一定是流动的、非静态的，也是强烈的、浓重的。那里或许无法容纳“现在”这个时间维度，而总是被过去剧烈地拉扯或不断冲向未来。但无论过去还是未来，这种自然流动本身就是本自俱足的。当你的灵魂与作品相融，在你落笔的一瞬间，原本没有生命的颜料会自然流动出你心目中的悟空。

Sun Wukong had no father or mother; he was nurtured and born from an immortal stone at the dawn of creation. 'Born from a crack in the rock' is the most common description of his origin.

Yet, in my eyes, Sun Wukong emerged as a manifestation of the quintessence of Heaven and Earth—emerging from the Great Void, slowly coalescing into the form of a monkey.

His birth was not a gentle or lingering arrival; instead, it felt as though he came accompanied by howling wind and torrential rain, possessing the momentum of a thunderbolt. Out of a vast chaos, his features gradually sharpened, and his image became resolute. In that moment, he established his identity and secured his place within the world.

To capture the dynamic force of the Stone Monkey’s birth, I sought to create a 'liquidity' on the canvas, formed by uncertain color textures. The moment of generation must be fluid and non-static—it is intense and profound. It is a space that perhaps cannot contain the dimension of 'now,' but is always being violently pulled by the past or thrust toward the future. Yet, whether in the past or the future, this natural flow is inherently complete and self-sufficient.

When your soul merges with the work, at the very instant your brush touches the canvas, the pigments—once lifeless—will flow naturally into the Wukong of your heart.