鸦·虹·天·地
《乌鸦·虹》 吴亚鸿水墨画画画的人，
把一切写在画上。
无垠的天地，
是他的创作泉源；
笔墨的浓淡，
是他的人生修行。
《佛语》
《佛语》 吴亚鸿水墨画 常以爲，与佛像靠得更近，可以更亲近佛陀。 靠近时，发现蚂蚁更贴近佛陀。
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每一笔，
是淡是浓，
是急是慢，
默默透露了画者的内心世界。
化为点线便有情。