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By mixing watercolor paints in a delicate balance, he paints works using colors that can only be born at that time.
While skillfully manipulating light and dark tones unique to watercolors, she makes full use of bleeding, fading, and inflection of momentum, and at the root of her paintings lies the “helpless loneliness” that the artist herself feels.
Ever since I was little, I have moved around a lot and even lived abroad. Among them, we were able to understand each other despite being of different races, languages, and cultures, and we were unable to understand each other despite being of the same country, language, and culture.
experience both.
In the midst of all this, I always feel a sense of loneliness, close to a sense of alienation, where I can't belong anywhere.
At first glance, there are works that have a pleasant atmosphere. However, even if he is all alone, he is also struggling to have fun somehow, and in his works, the figures of girls and creatures are drawn as symbols of the artist himself. Occasionally, she creates her own watercolor paints from pigments, and asks viewers how to see the world through works that use one-off, ephemeral colors.