My work is based on quite personal emotional responses
to an unsatisfactory life and everyday routine.

I give meaning to ordinary life and trivial things
that are repeated every day by adding a little imagination
and emotional empathy and reconstructing images,
aiming to comfort myself and communicate with others.

Most of the events that are depicted in my work
are part of emotional experiences, such as fear, worry,
anxiety, depression, laugher, and playfulness.
The space on the canvas functions as a space for healing
and playing in which one’s imagination is free to expand.

My work is extremely personal and subjective,
focusing on the “inner confession” of my reactions to reality.
However, I think that most subjective viewpoints
and emotions share “universality”.

Just as my work, which reconstructs ordinary landscapes
through “fantasy and delusion” using everyday scenery
as a medium, has helped me heal emotionally and
comforted me, I will consistently seek ways to build
a world in which my contemporaries can engage
in art activities together, share ideas,
and help each other heal emotionally as well.