Edgar Degas (July 19, 1834 - September 27, 1917), an innovative artist in the world of art, left us remarkable ballet paintings that capture the grace and dynamism of dancers in a unique and timeless manner. Yan Sun, drawn to Degas's creativity, particularly admires his ballet-themed works. As a former dancer in his youth, Yan Sun resonates deeply with every aspect of Degas's ballerina paintings. The exquisite play of color and light, the fluidity of movement, and the dynamic compositions evoke a profound connection to the world of dance.

Yan Sun's profound admiration for Degas transcends technical finesse, reaching into the powerful emotional world. Whether depicting a fleeting moment of preparation or exhibiting the expressive energy of a performance, Degas seamlessly harmonizes art and emotion. In Yan Sun's frequent visits to art museums, the evocative allure of Degas's paintings becomes a wellspring of inspiration, influencing Yan Sun's personal exploration of the appealing realm of ballet themes within his own artistic expressions.

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