The purpose of this article is to create art through mind, nature, and music, exploring the interactions among life, nature, and aesthetics. Through visual arts and theoretical analysis, the author traces the purpose of the creation concept of “Poetic Sentiment and Landscape Image”, and conveys perspectives of life. In the first three chapters, the research methodology is presented, accompanied by an explanation of the theoretical framework of the creative process and an analysis of the expressive forms. The four elements of poetry, light, time, and color, which are employed in the creative process, are deconstructed to reveal how they shape the “Landscape Image” and convey “Poetic Sentiment”.

Chapter 4 specifically showcases the author’s creative practice of “Exploration of Poetic Sentiment and Landscape Image”. The author analyzes two creative series titled “River of Life” and “Time Quietly Flows” while reflecting on and providing a preview for Chapter 5.

Upon close examination of the creative series, life is metaphorically depicted as a slow-flowing river over time. Inspired by the colors in Monet’s paintings, the author associates them with the changing seasons. This association leads to the development of the artwork “Prelude of Time”, while “Contemplation” and “Dependence” present the concepts of rebirth and symbiotic existence. “Nurturing” and “Golden Years” thrive in the embrace of Mother Earth, akin to being nurtured by a mother. “Melody of Spring”, “Arousing”, and “Three-colored Hibiscus” symbolize the phenomena of life like the changing seasons, while “Time” represents the autumn of a year, urging individuals to cherish the passage of time.