Exhibition Information

			I believe in the existence of an unseen world of eternal truths beyond our everyday lives and I am working on expressing it visually. To articulate this unseen world, it is essential to address the world we know—the 'visible' world. I usually use cityscape images with a focus on architecture to represent the 'visible' world.
My artistic exploration can be seen as a journey to find visible ways to represent the things not seen. In this exhibition, I attempted to portray the 'unseen' world through two distinct methods. Firstly, I overlaid images of the 'visible' world with cloud images, where the ethereal nature of clouds serves as a metaphor for the 'unseen' world. Secondly, I focused more on the 'unseen' aspect by leaving a part of the canvas completely empty. Since we cannot fully perceive the eternal world in reality, I depicted it in the form of a partially truncated circle, sparking curiosity and encouraging viewers to contemplate its meaning.
The two methods of my work will be displayed side by side, enabling viewers to make comparisons. I am curious and excited about how my work will resonate with individuals and how it will connect with them. Amidst the unsettling and chaotic news of the real world, I hope my work serves as a momentary opportunity to glimpse the 'unseen.'

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