I'm An Zhou. I make woodcut prints. And here's the truth — the second I picked up a carving knife and touched a block of wood, I was hooked.There's just something about cutting into wood. The resistance under your hand. The way the grain pushes back. The quiet focus it demands. Every cut you make is a choice. Every mark stays forever.

I treat the woodblock like my paper, and the knife like my pen. Black, white, and everything in between — that's how I speak. What I'm after is texture, contrast, and that raw, honest feeling that only woodcut can give you.