China's calligraphy is an ancient and special art, and the creation of calligraphy ultimately produces a work, which exists as a visible object. In fact, calligraphy, as an art of time and space, focuses on the process, the preparation before creation, and the rhythm of writing activities, so we should fully enjoy it.
In the art field of calligraphy creation, appreciation and acceptance, the brushwork of space is always associated with the experience of time, which is manifested in many ways. Before the process of artistic creation, calligraphers often give birth to time and space with brushstrokes. Wang Xizhi's "After Mrs. Wei's Pen Drawing" summarizes his creative experience, saying: "If a husband wants to write, he should study ink first, concentrate on it, predict the font size, keep his back straight, make the muscles and veins vibrate, aim at the pen, and then write ..."
Calligraphers show and watch a rhythm intertwined with time and space. The so-called "watching quietly" is actually related to the memory of time.
China's calligraphy is not only an art of visual space, but also an art of time that is difficult to grasp in creation and appreciation, so it is difficult to be irreversible at this time.
As a kind of "time and space" art, calligraphy is not only for creation, but also for appreciation. Appreciating a calligraphy work, from the beginning to the end, also has a time and process of "heart-to-heart" with the creator. Time and space travel back to the artistic conception of creation at that time, enter the creator's state of mind, and achieve a kind of communication.