"Grass" Painting

Even when observing the same language or phenomenon, we can feel and interpret it in diverse ways through our own individual perceptions. I hope that within each person's perception, changes in phenomena or states of mind will lead to a need for and empathy with the artwork. Furthermore, within each individual's perception of nature's harmony and balance and of phenomena that appear differently depending on the direction of one's perspective I hope the artwork harmoniously connects with their psychological. The direction of my work has been accumulating throughout my life from birth to the present, alongside various environmental factors such as art history and philosophical foundations, and the process of contemplating changes in my art and creating it is directly linked to my current practice. The expressive technique of the artwork involves naturally dyeing Hanji by brewing the leaves and stems of the Hwangchil tree.