In this exhibition “365 Inspiration”, Ahhi CHOI captures the inspiration from his daily life in the form of a visual diary, transforming it into fluid and dynamic lines that create vibrant visual imagery. These inspirations are documented through paintings and extended into three-dimensional installations of everyday objects. For this solo exhibition, the artist has specially created works that reflect Taiwan's urban landscape and culture. His artistic practice is profoundly influenced by his travel experiences. While studying language in Los Angeles, USA, he extensively explored the magnificent natural landscapes of the western United States, visiting Death Valley, the Grand Canyon, and Yellowstone National Park, developing a deep respect and connection with nature. Upon returning to Japan and facing the fast-paced, monotonous urban lifestyle, he began creating his own visual diary through paint and canvas, infusing the subconscious impressions of landscapes he encountered each day into his works. His creative process does not rely on sketches but allows his work to evolve spontaneously through unconscious expression. His gestural brushwork produces organic lines characterized by pronounced spontaneity and improvisation. This approach gradually developed into the seven representative "Ahhi Patterns", featuring distinct colors and lines that create a tension-filled visual presentation. Viewers are invited to engage with these works through their personal sensory experiences, attributing individual interpretations to the interplay of color and form.