symphony

During the creative process, I spend extended periods  waiting for the entrance of my emotions. When the entrance appears, I delve into the depths of my subconscious, while my self emerges to observe this abyss and record fleeting imageries. Capturing these imageries requires swiftly transforming the fragmented memories of these imageries into visual forms. It is a moment of instantaneous decision-making where victory or defeat hinges on swift action. If the opportunity passes, I regress into a numb state of suppressed subconsciousness, reverting back to the preparatory phase of squatting, a routine devoid of expressive desires and quite disheartening. In my art-making, I strive to eliminate any possibility of nitpicking, returning painting to the most direct process of reaction–observation–action. Through this process, I unlock myself, break free from constraints, and rediscover the most authentic essence of myself in that fleeting moment.