No.823 "Flower's Drama" Painting

Artist Statement For me, painting is not about representing the seen, but about evoking the unseen. My work is born from a place of emotional impulse, a state where structure and spontaneity converge. Without any preliminary sketches, I allow myself to be carried by intuition and raw energy, layering paint in a rhythm of instinctive repetition. Each stroke builds upon another until the image within me emerges. It is not something calculated, but something discovered in the act of creation itself. I contemplate the contrasts and harmonies of nature, human emotions, and the complexities of the inner world. Life is filled with contradictions: serenity and chaos, beauty and dissonance, light and shadow. My paintings embrace this duality. Seemingly opposing forces can coexist and merge into an unexpectedly harmonious whole. It is this tension, the fusion of differences, that creates a unique and profound beauty. Color is my language of emotion. It embodies the depth of human experience, capturing the fleeting interplay of joy and melancholy, strength and vulnerability. My works seek to reflect this emotional duality, resonating with the viewer and evoking the same awe I find in nature. Nature is a space where diversity thrives, disorder finds its own order, and imperfection reveals timeless elegance. When I paint, I let go of control and calculation. The process is immersive, instinctive, and liberating. The most rewarding moments come when, upon completion, I stand before the work as a witness to something that feels both unfamiliar and intimately mine. It is as though the painting painted itself. For me, this organic creation mirrors the effortless harmony of nature, which remains unparalleled in its ability to inspire and move us. Through my work, I invite viewers to find beauty in complexity, to embrace the coexistence of opposites, and to discover how the tension of difference can resolve into a deeply human, profoundly emotional experience.