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An Analysis of the Spatial Relationship Between Tangible and Intangible Scenes in Bonsai
"Tangible scene" refers to the landscape formed by trees, stones, soil, water, grass, moss and their combinations arranged in a pot; it is the real scene within the spatial bounds of the pot. "Intangible scene" lies beyond the "tangible scene", that is, the artistic realm where "the scene is outside the pot". The space of the tangible scene is limited, while the space of the intangible scene is unlimited. The sayings "seeing the great in the small", "a thousand miles within a foot", "one peak suggests Mount Tai soaring a thousand xun, one spoonful suggests rivers spanning ten thousand li" and so on refer precisely to the two kinds of spatial relationship expressed by bonsai. "Small", "a foot"