Disappointment Installation

As an academic artist who has closely examined the universal history and philosophical processes of art, I can say that I am most influenced by existential philosophy and expressionism. In addition, I find it meaningful how the post-modern period includes the pluralism of life. I believe that diversifying the possibilities of expression with many different mediums is indispensable for an artist. For this reason, I do not adopt a conservative and didactic academic approach. I do not hesitate to try bold innovations in my work with an experimental and expressive attitude without compromising my style. In my works, individual choices and freedoms are questioned through abstract layers and images of memories. I think that I produce paintings that are a compressed human subconscious in which the promise of emancipation is forever defined by sacrifice, pain, transcendence, and deferred pleasure...