A child loves to draw

I have been painting since I was a child and throughout all stages of my life.

I studied fine arts education and became an art teacher at a secondary school. As the internet became more popular, I started learning to draw comics and illustrations until now. I am the author of over 10 published comic books and illustrations.

These things have helped me hone my skills and maintain my career.

My mother passed away a few years ago; after her entire life, she tried to work and please everyone. Beyond the regret, it greatly impacted my thoughts. I have constantly reflected on the life journey I have gone through, searching for the meaning of existence, asking myself what I truly want to do in this life that I have not dared to do because of the fear of responsibilities and judgments from those around me?

I truly want to create works with my own free will.
I started searching for that autonomy in painting.

I like to use allegorical, free-flowing lines, continuously changing compositions.
My favorite theme is to describe the smallness of humans in the vast space. I want to create worlds that I want to see and invite people to step inside, imagining those spaces in different ways. When realizing our smallness, we have moments to break free from everyday constraints.
The greatest purpose in my art is to focus on moments of freedom.

Besides modern materials, my colleagues and I have created several painting materials from soil, stones, and charcoal from my homeland's plants. Experimenting with various painting materials also inspires me. I always push myself to travel more, see more artworks, and learn from everyone. If you meet me in person, I am willing to draw a portrait sketch for everyone as a gift.

I can do everything for the greatest purpose of life: To continue painting what I want to see.