大英貴子記並序 

Ink on Paper 

紙本水墨 

Set of 2: 35 cm × 200 cm each 

The Tale of the Young Lord is a self-composed prose that follows the narrative of a mysterious aristocrat whom Li once encountered online. Written in a "miscellaneous calligraphic style," it comprises three chapters, "Yin-Yang Eyes," "The Bloody Manor," and "The Vulgar." This work is an attempt to practice the philosophical principles of Sun Guoting's essay, "On the Fine Art of Chinese Calligraphy," in which he stated that calligraphy should be "as artless as ancients without losing the spirit of the age, and modern but free from the faults of the time." In adherence to this ideal, the work seeks to connect with contemporary audiences yet maintain archaic qualities by employing a half-literary, half-vernacular styled-text, contemporary settings, Zhong Yao's small regular script, etc. 

《大英貴子記》是李氏以雜書卷冊形式親撰的散文，記敍從前於網絡認識的一位秘客所述種種，共有〈陰陽眼〉、〈血莊園〉、〈俗貨〉三章。此書揉合半文白體、當世主題、鍾繇小楷等既古亦今之元素，是謂嘗試實踐唐代孫過庭《書譜》所云「古不乖時，今不同弊」之思想，創造兼顧當代觀眾與高古氣質的書法作品。