Identity1-4 Painting

What seems to humans and what is invisible are latent in our lives and at the same time remain as memories. In that memory, there are internal wounds and identity confusion caused by collisions in conflicting emotions, and in the end, humans live by deceiving even their lost inner self. I approach the colors, lines, and faces expressed in the work from a healing point of view by performing mentally in the work through human inner exploration, reflecting on one's inner self, and systematically establishing the self through restoration of lost identity. Confusion caused by conflicting emotions that you felt in the past destroys your identity, even sculpts and paints memories through lines, mobilizes imagination, and delivers vitality and stability through various textures and volumes. Poetry in memory by forming lines and faces on the canvas.After securing space, the colors expressed by coincidence and intention are repeatedly colored over a certain time and interval. Through the repetitive process of creating invisible colors away from visible colors, it evokes inner emotions or sensibilities. The gypsum bandage, an important material used in one's work, is treated as the most suitable material to restore identity and heal internal wounds. The rough or soft texture of the plaster bandage helps you express your intended conflicting emotions. In addition, gypsum bandage is used as an important material for one's work because it is appropriately used for communication and expression of relationships in terms of psychology. The memories and emotions of the past face each other, focus on the inner relationship with me, explore the inner process through work, and regain my hurt self-consciousness through color. I heal the inner process for internal growth through work.