"Dry Mountain and Water" Description : It shows the epigenetic Zen inadvertently arising from the miniature landscape. The meaning of "nature" in the landscape is not summed up in "nature", but refers to the unmodified and disguised process, a conscious effort, deliberately not to let nature follow its own path. Dry mountains and water maintain a fragile order, trying to convey the imperfection of the variation that breaks the constant, or gradually subside or even internalize in the process of "subtraction".The work attempts to treat the process as the remaining symbol of the afterlife, with the action trajectory as the main body, participate in the continuous combing and repetitive movement of the shaping process, break the vertical accumulation of constant time, and brew the reference and stacking of the body and the spirit. The symbols of Light and shadow gradually accumulate over time and the flow of people, resulting in stacked light and shadow changes in the time field.