The most fundamental element in artistic creation—the canvas—comes in various sizes. Different canvas dimensions influence an artist's composition, form, and content. While large-scale works can accommodate more elements, small-scale works challenge artists to express the utmost intensity and precision within a limited space.

"Painting does not mean blindly copying reality; it means seeking the harmony of various relationships." — Cézanne

Artistic creation is not only about expression and communication; it is also about achieving harmony through the arrangement of elements within the painting. Through condensation, integration, extraction, and transmission, artists produce unique works that reflect their personal creative language. These internalized artworks are rooted in each artist's individual practice and can be regarded as the distilled essence of their artistic approach. The refinement and concentration of this creative process allow art to enter a new stage, fully revealing each artist's distinctive methods and intellectual energy.

For this exhibition, "Secrets Within No. 10 · Petit secret de dix", 11 artists were invited to create works no larger than size 10. Utilizing various media such as oil, mineral pigment painting, and acrylic, each artist showcases their unique approach to creation.