Landsat,2021-06#01

Concept

I like to look at it.

I like to look at things from as far away as possible, so that what I am looking at becomes vague, and I like to see days and people from a broad, expansive perspective.

Things in this world are constantly changing, but there are many important things that we want to keep. We inevitably forget what those things were in our daily lives, so I would like to use myself, the person closest to me, to change the way I think about what people see, think, and think. I would like to visualize the transition of thoughts and subtleties of the mind by using myself, the person closest to me, to superimpose them on the landscape and visualize them as vaguely as possible.

I am very interested in the fact that something invisible makes up the world and people.

By drawing and thinking, I would like to distance myself from my myopic everyday life, and while engaging with the world from my own place, I would like to draw and look at people as if I were recording them themselves.

Although I use my personal thoughts and feelings in the process of creation, I do not put any ideas or messages into the paintings themselves.

I aim to create medium-sized paintings that leave room for people to think, and like natural landscapes, do not emit any meaning or intention.