the gorgeous city-the distance of desire Painting

The Gorgeous City! The theme of his work at the exhibition is 'City of Fire.' Inspired by the work he happened to see at the Hong Kong Art Festival, he says he wanted to paint on these themes one day. Each of the crowds in his works is wearing colorful clothes and posing in an unknown. At first glance, it looks like a dancing singer, or a model to be on the stage in fancy clothes. It's up to the viewers to interpret the work, but they definitely have their own energy and individuality. The same is true of the modern society in which we live. In particular, a group of individuals is likely to have one unified goal and their individuality is ignored, but the group is eventually a group of individuals with different personalities. This individuality is further influenced by individual dreams, hopes, and aspirations. The colorful lights in the work depict the individual colors of each of us living in a colorful city, and use strong colors to exude the energy that was inherent in each person. Dynamic dance moves, intense colors. They are bringing together to complete a dynamic and colorful scene of the city. Why are they showing off their dynamic gestures under colorful lights? Why did the writer take The Gorgeous City as the theme? With curiosity, he wanted to find the answer. Of course, you can find the reason in the above commentary, but in another sense, the emotions of modern people's anguish, frustration, sadness and anger hidden in the city that glows splendidly without distinction of day and night are hidden in dynamic dance moves and intense colors. If each person's ideas, values, and personalities in one group are not respected, they will struggle to break away from the group or demand a change in the group. Although it looks splendid on the outside, looking inside, it appears that they have shaped such works to show the people who struggle fiercely in the city filled with darkness and scars. He is showing them in a dramatic and dynamic way. His work, in this sense, leads the viewer to indulge in a variety of thoughts. There could be a degree of difference to understand his work. You can just take it with a strong sense of color, leave your body to a dynamic dance, or find your own meaning inside it. Just as many individual people gather and form a society, there is no fixed meaning in a painting, and the value of it will only be proved when various thoughts and values of a work form a story.