Red Ceiling Print

My landscape is a story of themes I am familiar with. My everyday existence, which revolves largely around my neighborhood, exposes me to the same view every day. The café’s windows and lights, the trees on the path I pass every day. A hue in the distance captures my attention as I walk. Sometimes it's yellow, and sometimes it's pink. That one color becomes the protagonist in the backdrop, which was entirely gray at the time. To get such emotionally resonating hues on the screen, I repeat numerous brushstrokes and hundreds of layers. Pressed rice paper is the ideal material for these rich hues. This is due to its ability to convey both ink smears and the growth of dense hues at the same time. Depth of colors can be obtained by layering multiple thin layers of Japanese paints.