Taiwanese choreographer Lin Hwai-min of the world-renowned Cloud Gate Dance Theatre will debut his latest dance titled 'Water Stains on the Wall' in Taiwan Friday, a work Lin said seeks to find a new level for dance. Drawing inspiration from traditional ink painting and the floating clouds, Lin said his dancers suffered a lot during the first few weeks of rehearsals for the dance because he created an angled floor that makes it difficult for the dancers to find their balance and make movements. 'Dancing on a raked floor is like wearing a kitten heel and a high heel at the same time, ' he told reporters after a dress rehearsal in Taipei Thursday. Lin said that in one of his previous works, 'Cursive I, ' which premiered in 2001, images of words in Chinese calligraphy were projected onto the stage, while in 'Wild Cursive,' presented in 2005, actual calligraphy ink flowed on the stage. This time, he said, images of virtual ink will be projected onto the angled stage. 'You see only two colors in the dance -- black and white. I think the two colors alone will bring viewers to a world that they have never seen before,' Lin said. 'Water Stains on the Wall' will have 10 performances in Taipei until Nov. 28. It will then be staged in Taichung Dec. 4-5 and in Kaohsiung Dec. 11-12. 