Blade Runner Painting

The inspired film "Blade Runner" is a 1982 science fiction film directed by Ridley Scott. The futuristic city landscape with colorful neon signs at the beginning of the movie gives a strong impression. The 21st century AI is now about to reveal its face in earnest. Someone scares me that the possibilities for that development are endless. I watched this movie a long time ago, but now the reason I felt an emotion I had never felt before was because something changed and I started thinking about what it was. Even I experience it in my daily life. In the age of artificial intelligence, human emotions are sometimes useless. "I don't have time to think about these little things," he mutters alone. It's fascinating to me to be lazy with physical limitations behind. This movie, which I saw again 10 years later, asked me the definition of humanity sharply and coldly through the existence of being more human than human (replicant). The dark color woven directly from the paints struck without thinking and the silence caused by a sudden pause gave the work a sense of stability. As I made this work, I felt that nobility for myself.