Completed in 2007, Scenic Connections is installed in Qingdao Music Square. The work was created in connection with the Second Tourism Ministers’ Meeting among China, Japan, and the Republic of Korea, held in Qingdao that year.
The sculpture takes the film strip as its central visual element. Several broad stainless-steel ribbons rise, twist, and loop through space, forming an open composition that can be viewed from different directions.
The surfaces are divided into vivid areas of red, yellow, green, blue, and purple. Perforations along the edges reinforce the appearance of film, while engraved images refer to landscapes and cultural features associated with the three countries.
In the work, the film strip performs two functions: it carries images of tourism and also becomes a continuous spatial line linking different places. The overlapping ribbons suggest movement, exchange, and the circulation of people and images across national boundaries.
Set within Qingdao’s coastal public space, the sculpture transforms the theme of regional tourism cooperation into a colourful, open, and dynamic structure.
《风景线》创作于2007年，设置于青岛音乐广场，是结合当年在青岛举行的第二届中日韩旅游部长会议创作的公共艺术作品。
作品以电影胶片为主要造型元素。多条宽阔的不锈钢带在空间中上升、翻转与回旋，形成可以从不同方向观看的开放式结构。
雕塑表面以红、黄、绿、蓝、紫等鲜明色块分段处理，边缘连续排列的方孔强化了胶片的视觉特征；带状表面雕刻与中日韩三国自然景观及文化形象相关的图案。
胶片在作品中具有双重含义：它既是承载旅游风景的图像媒介，又被转化为连接不同地域的连续空间线条。相互穿插的彩色带状结构，表现人员流动、文化交流与不同地域之间的联系。
作品置于青岛滨海城市公共空间之中，将区域旅游合作这一主题，转化为鲜明、开放而富有运动感的雕塑形态。