Eyer Painting

I like books, and as much as I like books, I watch videos and movies on the Internet. Maybe my daily life is filled with feeling rather than experience, and that impression may fill the experience. By looking at YouTube channels and SNS, making relationships with people in various places, and reading texts written by people of various cultures, skin colors and languages, I solidify my everyday thoughts. As such, one of the new features of the 21st century is that exchanges are active beyond physical distance and cultures are mixed. Levy says, 'For modern people, moving means no longer means moving from one point on the earth's surface to another.' We are increasingly traversing networks of placeless spaces or places with no fixed geographic location. Part of my work reproduces and interprets artificial, imaginary and fantastic places. In a variable and uncertain reality where we can't predict what kind of situation will unfold, we are staring at something as a contemplative observer looking at countless things to see. The person in my work exists as a person who asks questions to himself. What do we look at, where do we go? What are we and what do we want to be? What is clear is that we are essentially beings with senses. As in Rimbo's poem, we are the ones who stay as me for a moment. The senses distract us even now_■