Your work is very painting. Does your painting process involve layers of paint and glass?
No, it is mainly a thinking process, similar to “starting from the end”. I tried to start every stroke. It’s an economical brushstroke, but it also has the added benefit of keeping the mystery in it, without masking the entire painting with half markings, and half of the decisions start to hinder the original vision. The process from completion allows me to help with the “overexercise” problem. This does not mean that I have been successful all the time, but that I intend to do it through the work.
Can’t help but notice the businessman theme in your latest show…This and your palette evoke the cover of a 1950s detective-themed pulp novel…
This is my series of nomads, a dual character that embodies everyday and mysterious. He is immediately a detective of everyone and a symbol, perhaps his own soul, dabbled in the landscape of existence. Black, yes, I thought a lot.
Is the businessman stalking your paintings by his own death?
They are called my “nomads” by me – Dark Traveler, and I also created a book called Nomads. The theme of “A stranger comes to a town” type. But honestly, it’s just the darkness, regrets, fears and all the other garbage we carry around. Therefore luggage. Again, the dark narrative is hinted. This may be my own darkness, which is why males paint more than females. Indeed, the ghost of mortality was shrouded in him. He is a man who is not pursued by tangible enemies, but an inevitable decay of time. Thoughts, memories, mysteries. He is each of us in this sense, haunted by the passage of time and the unanswered questions at the end of our journey. I’ll try.
Is the blue flame hotter than the red flame?
Yes, the fact that the blue flame is hotter than the red burning person is a certain visual poetry to me. Blue, usually associated with cold and calm, obscures a fierce and consumed intensity. Reminder that appearance can be deceptive, and burning the hottest thing may not always look hottest… twice as much as bright as it is.
He is each of us, and the passage of time has plagued our unanswered questions at the end of our journey…
