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"Dancing Hooves in the Wind," painted in Taipei, Taiwan, 2025 The grassland gently undulates in the afternoon breeze under a clear, vast sky. Two horses stand facing each other on the open land, forelegs raised, as if engaging in a rhythmic, exploratory dance. Their posture might seem confrontational, yet it's devoid of animosity. This is an exchange rooted in primal instinct—a convergence of strength, rhythm, and trust in a single moment. Their kicks are not a fight, but a game, a practice of growth. Each raised hoof reaffirms their presence; each landing grounds them in their place within the world. The wind sweeps through their manes, kicking up dust, and time seems to pause in this dynamic instant. In this painting, Ah Chuan depicts more than just two horses; he portrays the pure interaction between living beings. There is no victory or defeat, no predefined purpose, only the uninhibited freedom of the present moment. "Dancing Hooves in the Wind" symbolizes the most authentic encounters between people—perhaps marked by friction, perhaps appearing a little rough—but it is precisely within such exchanges that we learn to gauge our strength and develop mutual respect.