BA (Hons) Fine Art: Painting
â  âIf you think of photographs in a different way from the past by eliminating perspective and traditional relationships and diversify the present point of view, looking at the world will become a little bit more interesting.ââ David Hackney â Most of my paintings ignore perspective and efforts are made to express abstractly to a certain extent. If I apply the words of David Hackney, above, to my case, it means that if my paintings eliminate traditional relationships and diversify the present point of view, it would make looking at the world more interesting. I have generally pursued paintings with the theme of nature, because I believe that there is an energy we cannot see in nature. That energy is fresh, vibrant and lively. That vitality and patience always amazes me. There is an energy that can revive people in a passing breeze, and a hidden message of hope in a tree or handful of grass. It can be different for everyone, but to me, nature is a place of healing and rest. I painted my own paintings of nature in my own way., with colors and brush strokes that can appear interesting, and with my own energy.