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Fortran-chang-art's 115th watercolor painting: "Purple Dawn," Four-K size (540 x 390mm). Created in July 2025, Taipei, Taiwan. This painting was born in the early morning, a moment the artist describes as the most precious of the day. As night still lingered, a hint of light broke through the horizon, casting a dreamlike purple-red hue onto the blooming trees lining the riverbanks. The water reflected the rising sun, a gentle reminder that even after darkness, light will always return. The inspiration came from memories of a trip to Japan. One spring, he wandered alone along the Kamo River in Kyoto, and the interplay of cherry blossoms and the morning sun left a deep impression. Years later, this experience was transformed into this artwork—delicate brushstrokes capturing the romance of the flower shadows, the tranquility of the reflections, and the hope in the sky. "Purple Dawn" is more than just a depiction of a landscape; it symbolizes life's journey. No matter how dim yesterday may have been, when the dawn breaks again, one can find the courage to step forward.