Using acrylic paint, he combines colors and forms inspired by fragments of images from everyday life with material contrasts, such as the blotting, thickness, blurring, and differences in texture of the paint, and attempts to combine the various ways of handling the paint.
The contrast between the paint heaped in various shapes with a painting knife and the gradation of the background is pleasantly resonant.
He is conscious of the painting's aspect as a work of art, and exhibited it without a frame at his own solo exhibition.
I think you will enjoy the modern impression even if you hang it on the wall as it is.
