Against a black background, pink, gold, and blue shapes gather into a dense form. Small pieces of white eggshell create winding paths through the colorful surface. Shanshui means “mountain and water” in Chinese and refers to a traditional subject in Chinese landscape painting. Luo uses Chinese lacquer, a material with thousands of years of history, along with crushed duck eggshell carefully placed by hand. These white lines resemble rivers running across a map. Through these materials, Luo connects Chinese cultural heritage with abstract forms, offering a different way to represent a landscape.