Lee Ufan’s works can be very simple in execution. His use of repetitive strokes creates a very visually striking pattern, with each marking being almost identical in nature. Ufan uses a lot of gradients, either from blending two colours or from letting the paint naturally transfer from his tools to the canvas over the length of his brushstroke. I enjoy the simple nature of his works and the clean repeated lines on some of his works are very pleasant to the eye.
In this image I like how the two hues fade together in a very natural way, and that you can see the colder blue tones carrying across into the warmer red and orange tones and vice versa. It almost gives me the impression that the two blocks of colour have crashed into each other and there are pieces flying everywhere as a result of the impact.