上善若水，水利萬物而不爭。雲是水的升華，質的飛躍與提升。乍眼看去似是兩方對恃，實為一人分飾。觸感冰冷剛硬的銀白鋼材，通體洋溢著如水動感，一動一靜，互為其根；雖然各自有著不同的形像和實體，但比起外在優美的形態，更著重內心的刻劃，中間的留白予人無限的想像空間，體悟身在雲端的空靈悠遠。 當你愈是靠近，便愈發未能離開視線，看似永遠無法相融，卻又始終如一的關注；因為你會在它身上看到了自已。在漫長的人生路途上，從沒有永遠的敵友；最親密的朋友是自我，最大的敵人也是自我本身。在意識的雲海之上，不斷的挑戰自我、掙紮、矛盾、磨練，為求更進一步的超越 。 以天作地，道法自然，唯心造境，這正是心境的雲端。 The highest goodness is like water; water brings life and benefits to all kinds of things without demanding anything in return. Clouds are not only the sublimation of water, but also symbolise a transformation of values. At first glance it seems like the relationship between water and cloud is negative, but actually they form a complimentary role. The silver-coloured steel is cold and hard, and yet in its entirety the sculpture seems fluid and liquid. Solidity and movement quietly complementing each other. Different notions, yet the graceful form of the sculpture compels the viewer to contemplate the spiritual world. The notion of space in relation to the work lets people understand the ethereal, distant world above the clouds. When you move closer to the sculpture you find that you are mesmerised by the statues. You are unable to coexist with others and find that the focus shifts to yourself. You discover yourself whilst contemplating this work. In this long life there are no ‘forever’ friends or enemies. You not only are your own ‘best friend’ but also your own ‘worst enemy’. Above the Clouds is a sea of consciousness, you should continuously challenge yourself, struggle forward, battle on, and exercise to achieve further transcendence. Go naturally and follow your heart. Taking the sky as our earth, follow a natural way and, with an artistic outlook, follow your heart, this is exactly what Above the Clouds means.