In String Wave, motion is transformed into form. Sweeping lines of blue and white surge across the surface, creating a sense of depth, rhythm, and suspended energy. Pulled by string rather than brush, the paint records movement directly — an imprint of force, tension, and release. Gesture becomes structure, where intention and chance coexist within each arc. The restrained palette evokes water and air, suggesting both presence and dissolution. Here, the wave functions as metaphor: continuous, connective, and fleeting. What begins as a physical process becomes contemplative — a meditation on flow, where movement itself resolves into a quiet, resonant stillness.