BLOCK HEAD MOVING FEET: Natural Solace or Escaping
‘I took a walk in the woods and came out taller than the trees’ –Henry David Thoreau
Embracing the traditional with a touch of modernity, I seek to delve into watercolour techniques
that narrate the story of landscape and cityscape coming into a tranquil union. My work mirrors
the contrast between the untamed spirit of nature and the structured dynamism of metropolitan
life.
“Do you understand your transformation from tree to paper?” I ponder.
The rings of a tree stump whisper a secret: “In the forest’s embrace, every tree is unique, none preordained for paper.”
Streams tirelessly carve each stone, crafting their current forms in an endless dance of nature. This forest, a perpetual stage, showcases the unceasing ballet of change.





Sabrina Xu