Zhou Xifei's calligraphy works are unique and different from the traditional China calligraphy. He combined the formal language of western abstract art with the artistic language of China's traditional calligraphy, exerted great creativity and expressive force, and formed his own unique style.
Among Zhou Xifei's calligraphy works, the most famous is his "cursive script" series. These works have changed the norms and order of traditional calligraphy, presenting rhythmic visual effects with concise, smooth and chic strokes. He used a lot of ink, created a unique writing style through the change of brush and the dancing of gestures, and transformed cursive script into abstraction and expressionism, reaching an aesthetic realm beyond traditional calligraphy.
In addition, there are some highly abstract works in Zhou Xifei's calligraphy works. For example, his "Six Ancestors Tanjing" series was created in black and white ink on rice paper, and the font size and arrangement were free. These works do not have the norms and constraints of traditional calligraphy, which pushes calligraphy to the limit.
Generally speaking, Zhou Xifei's calligraphy works have a strong modernist style. Through the subversion and innovation of traditional art, he explored a new expression technique and endowed it with new connotation and significance. His works not only show the artist's personal talent and creativity, but also have far-reaching historical significance and value, and are one of the important components of contemporary China art.