I am experiencing a strong sense of inner change, so I am trying to develop my creative process by incorporating more painting elements into the works I am determined to create. I am deconstructing and breaking through my limits, deliberately disrupting my comfort zone.
During this period, I conducted extensive experiments on colors, shapes, and the atmosphere of the images. In some scenes, I can see significant differences before and after, and this time I emphasize the work more, which is very consistent with my current inner state, rather than simply presenting it.
My attention turned to thinking about the entire painting process. I began to question and then consider how the materials used in this process could serve as a medium for expressing further ideas. Especially, I am interested in exploring the concept of 'emotionality' and how it is conveyed through strokes and materials in my works. Emotionality is now being explored as a physical characteristic in my paintings, not just in the rendering of characters and scenery, giving the work a sense of storytelling and narrative.
In the second unit, I tried to find inspiration from the local area. I painted the rare snow in London, which was the scenery outside my window. I have been thinking about how to capture the feeling at that time. I also drew little foxes, and I think they represent the most harmonious coexistence between the city and nature. I also draw inspiration from many modern composition and expression techniques in photography and movies, and use selected photos and movie images to express the passage of time and narrative tension through special composition perspectives and color sense. The screen also incorporates my own personal memories, combining realistic and slightly abstract interesting paintings. To put it simply, create paintings with distinct personalities.
