"Unconscious Memory 3" Painting

My work begins at the point where familiar spaces and landscapes meet inner emotion. Through vivid color and fluid spatial composition, I explore how emotion, memory, imagination, and nature intertwine. Everyday places are transformed into psychological landscapes shaped by personal experience and reflection, while spaces that move between interior and exterior expand into sensory environments. Using acrylic paint for its quick-drying qualities and rich pigmentation, I seek a balance between spontaneity and deliberate structure. Within each brushstroke, I aim to capture subtle emotional shifts, gradually dissolving the boundaries between reality and imagination. This process leads to what I describe as a “garden within the heart”—a space where calm, solace, and quiet contemplation reside. I currently present my work actively in both domestic and international art fairs and group exhibitions. Grounded in traditional painting practices while engaging with contemporary conceptual inquiry, my work opens a dialogue between the viewer and the image. By exploring personal inner landscapes, I seek to reveal shared human emotions and consider the restorative potential of art in contemporary life.