"Wild flower" Painting

Nature, always present to us, demonstrates the infinite cycle of birth, growth, and death, its vitality and vitality. Its ever-changing appearance, driven by light, wind, and seasonal changes, serves as a motif and source of inspiration for my paintings. One day, I encountered several rugged cacti in a botanical garden. Their regular yet irregular forms sparked my curiosity about the fundamental principles (truth and calling) that govern the operation of this world. Their unique forms, filled with a sense of unfamiliarity and excitement, awakened me to a new sense of complexity and beauty. Perceived as disorder, they grow and sprout daily, each with its own direction and expansion. These complex and nuanced plants, composed of diverse varieties, are not simply reproduced. I transcribe them onto canvas as living beings, incorporating distorted and twisted forms or multi-layered forms. These unfamiliar and strangely distorted forms, repeated and amplified by their wavelengths, generate a new visual energy, and my intention is to present them as strange and distorted images, slightly different from reality. Through my small, repetitive expressions of waves and resonance, I seek to reveal the continuity of time, its infinite cycles, and its transformations. I imagine the possibility that, as physics suggests, the space-time of the universe is not as straight and flat as we perceive it, but rather curved and warped. I seek to open the door to a new paradigm that challenges our preconceptions about the world beyond what we see. My curiosity about the world, sparked by the tiny blades of grass and the oddly shaped cacti, seeks to capture the wonder of nature's vast scale, complexity, and overlapping, as well as its new and majestic forms. Through overlapping brushstrokes that express the uncertainty and infinite continuity of complex systems—repetition, transformation, waves, and distortion—I aim to reveal a new side of nature, and to present expressions that take us one step closer to understanding the essence of the universe and nature. I hope this resonance will resonate with the viewer, creating a new wave that prompts them to rethink the world.