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Return、Homecoming

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Does this set of works catch your eye? Ro Boku uses towering cubes—taller than average human height—as the medium for his creation. On one of the cubes, he boldly writes the characters “回” (return) and “歸” (homecoming). The sweeping, unrestrained brushstrokes evoke a vivid image of the artist in motion as he writes, capturing a sense of rhythm and dynamic energy.
On another cube, Ro Boku inscribes twenty poems from Drinking Wine by Tao Yuanming, a renowned literati in 5th century. The brushwork flows naturally and effortlessly, exuding an elegant, free-spirited charm with a touch of classical refinement.
Through these handwritten characters, Ro Boku creates a visual experience that transcends the traditional forms of writing. As your gaze moves between the two cubes, it feels as though you are stepping into a pure world of calligraphy, immersed in the interplay of ink and line, discovering both the beauty and the expressive energy woven into the art.