"Watching everything in silence - mountain range" is Yang Yang's latest work. It mainly uses silk, hemp paper, silk, hemp, minerals, plants, soil pigments, and gold and silver powder. The silk or hemp paper in the background is dyed repeatedly. The central part of the picture is represented by silk dyed with plant pigments, turned, shaken, and thrown by feeling and placed in the picture. In this process, the picture's points, lines, and surfaces are naturally formed, indicating the rocks' texture structure. Due to the silk's physical sense of waving and flowing, the traditional "cut, wipe, dot, dye" is replaced by ink elements, making the picture form a new aesthetic interest. After dyeing, silk and silk are blended and contrasted, forming a unique aesthetic feeling in the distance. Due to different actions, the picture presents a "soft and hard, elastic, virtual and real" spatial relationship.
Yang Yang tries to embody the power of "time" in his works. She believes that only after experiencing "time" can beauty have contemporary characteristics. Her repeated coloring of silk and hemp paper reflects a sense of time. The ancient and mottled texture carries time and memory, making silk and paper have precipitation and connotation. Burnt foil or repeatedly dyed silk has the unique aesthetic feeling of the material itself and reflects a taste of time after being processed. It injects time into the performance of material techniques, finds the conjunction of "beauty" between the past, the present, and the future, and seeks the relationship between instantaneity and eternity in time. Time makes the works more profound, thought-provoking, and meaningful.