“I want to touch people with my art. I want them to say 'he feels deeply, he feels tenderly'.” – Vincent van Gogh

Like van Gogh, I also want to touch people with my art. I’ve always heard that art originates from daily life. As a way to improve my art and view the world, I worked from nature and daily life, noticing the beauty in everyday objects. However, to deepen my relationship with the world, I would often add or remove aspects of my references in my pieces. During my time in high school, I was exposed to art therapy and pedagogy. My artworks also began to focus more on my emotions. Many of these pieces are reflections on society and people. I developed a deeper understanding of beauty, which is not only a copy of the outer world, but rather a spiritual expression of human beings.