Contemporary art enthusiasts should take note of this intensely beautiful and delicately still documentary about Wang Wen-Chih, a Taiwanese artist best known for large-scale installation pieces made only from natural materials like bamboo and rattan. Weaving together materials, memories, and passion into organically dynamic collective space, his majestic works of art capture the spirit of Asian culture. Directors Singing Chen and Kuo-liang offer a rare window into the process of a master craftsman at work. Their evocative and atmospheric portrait is a reflection not only of Wen-Chih’s visually ravishing pieces, but also of his thought-provoking philosophical ideas.