'The beginning of World' - 2003, Oil painting, 91 x 100cm. “The beginning of World” was created in the beginning of 21st century. It describes the moment when the universe separated from chaos at the beginning of time. The sun gradually expands and eliminates the darkness, while the rivers of life flow continuously and the land are covered in lush green grass. Thunder and lightning, day and night alternate, giving birth to the hopeful Pandora's Flower.
'Maple tears' - 2003, oOil painting, 92 x 102cm. Unlike other artists, Chun Fan's paintings are mainly based on sketches, with the emotions arising from the scene being supplemented by the process of refining and forging. What is meant by "touching the scene" and "arousing emotions" is to fuse my emotions with your intentions and interact with the viewer's soul. "Maple tears" is a classic example of this style, completed during a study trip to Canada. It is early autumn, and the author is in a foreign land, seeing no huts and fences of their homeland, only falling maple leaves and cold wind. Reflecting on their life and fate, they lament that no matter how tall a tree grows, its leaves will eventually return to the roots. Where are their old friends and acquaintances from their homeland now? They have turned into tear drops of homesickness. ——Foreign Maple Leaf Emotions and Homeland Tears
'The World of Mandārava' - 2010, Oil paonting, 92 x 102cm. Mandārava, also known as Datura, is often white, with an extremely strong fragrance but with toxicity that can cause hallucinations. "Oh Phoenix, oh Phoenix, return to your old home, traveling the four seas in search of your mate." A poem by Sima Xiangru's "The Phoenix Seeks Phoenix" reveals the painful heart of the world that is trapped by love. You will be amazed by the wild and bold brushstrokes in the painting, just like a person who has walked into a love trap. Once you fall into the mandala flower sea, you will be immersed in its beauty and poison, soberly trapped, no longer afraid.
'Body of Giants' - 2022, watercolour, 70 x 138cm. "Body of the Giant" is a painting whose composition draws inspiration from the "Treasure in the Water" series. The artist, Chun Fan, employs unique techniques of the stream of consciousness art movement to vividly showcase the watercolor painting. The river of history flows relentlessly like a mighty torrent. Through the passage of time, the remarkable achievements of our ancestors shine brightly like moonlit splashes in the water. Whether during times of peace or war, they faced numerous challenges. The stories written with their lives and blood have transformed into countless giants, leading the new generation to forge ahead, overcoming obstacles with courage and determination.
'Wind Gives Birth' - 2022, Ink and color, 69 x 69cm. "The wildfire cannot burn it all, as the spring breeze brings forth life." In Bai Juyi's simple and unadorned style, his concise and succinct words depict the resilience of life. Similarly, the artist Chun Fan portrays this concept. In the painting, withered grass and yellow leaves appear lifeless after being consumed by fierce flames. However, they are unable to prevent the wild and unstoppable force of nature. Beneath the withered branches lies a network deeply rooted in the soil, waiting for the nourishment of spring breezes and refreshing rains to bring forth new growth and rejuvenation.