Painting

Sky Fall

I am inspired by the love of being on the house's roof with cats. Look at the sky before sunset.
It's a memorable moment from the last light of the day Because each day and the sky are different. The day's tiredness was gone, and I got energy from the sky. My impression combined with a trip to see the house in Sukhothai. The wooden house faces a heavy battle from termites because there is no one there. The traces of the soil under the house after the flooding has dried up. There are scattered objects embedded in them. A bookcase has been kept for the rest of the study's life. with being eaten by termites
The story of Baan Sukhothai and Chiang Mai overlap in my head. My sky view on the house's roof, the floor under the house, and the termite-eating book. The Different areas and times Create a detailed review of myself and my life. The upside-down leaves are dead, facing up as a dry place on the book. The meaning of the reversal of existence is fit for me. Therefore, I wanted to return the house's roof structure to face up to receive the light from the sky. Compared to restructuring life to match the light of energy., #May we Shine exhibition.

False Scenery

I'm interested in how humankind interacts with nature. Inevitably, our existence alters the natural landscape to suit our needs. My art explores the tension between organic and synthetic materials. My interest in the topic of humankind and nature keeps growing over time. As we all grow up with different interactions with nature, each individual will have a different appreciation for the context of the environment.
In this exhibition I focus on the natural scene around me by viewing it through the synthetic materials of glass windows, metal fences, and iron gates. These ubiquitous structures are designed by humans to prevent something from happening. It is a paradox that their decorative patterns create visible tension. In the time of isolation at home during the pandemic, details around my life have become evidently visible and magnified.

Schlafzimmer 2021

The relative differences

This project aims to develop a contemporary dialogue about the landscape through painting by giving meaning to the imaginative visual relationships of nature, architecture, space, and time.
I am interested in exploring how the world's environmental issue affect our daily lives and their emotional impact. By creating a visual language, I reimagine sites of urban expansion, as well as natural habitats. I question if and how these worlds can coexist? I use painting as a connection point to create relationships between architectural structures and natural landscapes.

Bougainvillea

Gegenüber

Yellow October

The Nearest

Skylar Green

Creep on

Rootless

Suffocating geometries

I try to express my concern about the status of humankind and the way we coexist with nature through the metaphysical and material world. I ask the viewer to look beyond the obvious into the hidden and poetic realm of colors. Creating a juxtaposition between free-flowing colors and precisely structured forms is a way to explore connections and differences in painting. This takes us to a place that is both vital and beautiful, a place also where we are unable to breathe, noticing that we are slowly suffocating.

Lonelily

Half Awake

Flora Cash