I - Horizontal Print

My abstraction began with the urge to paint the canvas carelessly. However, when I filled the screen with paint on the brush, the painting, which was not organized and rough, seemed incomplete. So I added a layer that regularly marks square dots with restrained and intended brush strokes. Then I found a kind of psychological expression in the contrast between the rough drawing below and the restrained lines and dots above. It was a painting that reflected my psychology and facial expression. I want to draw it roughly, but at the same time, my psychology to suppress and trap it appears like an indicator. By stacking regular and dense lines in contrast to the rough background, an abstraction representing a kind of expression of my existence is completed.