My mind of creation

I try to sketch out my unconscious ideas at first and hope to inject my energy via the constant contact of brush and canvas. That is why both content and form of the images I create are temporary and dramatic, wandering between crystal clear and obscure. I describe the abandoned and forgotten things and hearts in our daily life in a lively and feasible way to the biggest extend of freedom. I intend to mingle the elements that have the biggest difference and contrast rather than creating a paradise.

Recently, I try to remove space and specific scenes and cover my previous works with unprocessed color lines. I get rid of unnecessary details and retain those occasional and uncertain parts. I like not putting any presumption because in this way, I feel relaxed and free. I also realize that every piece of work has a life and what I need to do is to find a proper position or state for them.