Artist Statement :

My work aims to provide an open and unbounded space for viewers to freely explore and feel the emotions and meanings within the artwork. I believe that human desires, whether for power, wealth, sex, or material goods, are shared experiences deeply rooted in our DNA, shaping our behaviors and choices.

From an anthropological perspective, throughout history, humans have often pursued satisfaction through hunting and plundering. From an auditory standpoint, our language and sounds serve not only as communication tools but also as ways to express desires and emotions. Visually, cultural and artistic works throughout history often reflect our pursuit of beauty, power, and authority.

In my creations, I attempt to blend the perspective and chiaroscuro techniques of Western painting with the philosophy and imagery of Eastern painting. In Western art, light and shadow are key in shaping objects and spaces, while in Eastern art, the emphasis is more on expressing mood and emotion. I strive to establish a dialogue between these two artistic traditions and create a poetic universe that blends elements from both East and West in my own innovative way.

My inspiration comes from observations and experiences in daily life.

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I have a deep love for nature and often seek inspiration from it, incorporating elements from the natural world into my work. I also frequently visit museums and contemporary art exhibitions to find inspiration, exploring the connections between ancient cultures and modern society. I aim to integrate these diverse elements and perspectives into my work, creating a rich and profound artistic experience.

I often use tea, coffee, and other natural materials to add color to my works. This is not only for experimentation and exploration but also to incorporate elements of nature and humanity into my creations. I choose silk as my primary canvas material because its delicate and resilient nature perfectly conveys my creative concepts and emotions.

My works explore the nature and changes of desire, from material to spiritual, from surface to depth. I attempt to express these concepts in abstract and symbolic ways, allowing viewers to freely interpret and feel them. In my works, desire sometimes appears as a thin mist, sometimes as an insurmountable mountain peak, and sometimes as an endless dream, always changing and never ceasing.