GAZE

Concept

As defining my works in a specific word, it serves as a decorative work, an image itself.
Art as decorative art reflects image-oriented work and orientation toward color. I studied in apparel. Owing to the major, I continued to be exposed to a well-organized scene rather than narrative-centered, and which gave me an attachment and preference to intuitive images.


If art as decorative art is about a large frame, furthermore, the act of drawing itself extends to art as self-healing for me. As a subject, the main appearance of a character is to heal yourself through the process of projecting yourself into a subject. The characters appearing in most works contained honest self-face-to-face time through work. The gaze of the subject in the work acts as a device that can look inside me. It is meaningful that there is more time to look into the subject than anyone else during working time without eye contact or exchange with others. This is an outpouring of emotions that the artist self-projects and reveals in the work, and I would like to talk about the delivery of universal and valid emotions beyond the individual emotions of the artist.