artwork

Using chemical-based materials such as Polydimethylsiloxane and Polyvinyl acetate, I conduct experiments on physical properties that are rarely seen in traditional painting media. I also work with various paints like acrylic, oil, watercolor, and natural pigments to observe and record visual patterns created by diffusion, mixing, and concentration differences between materials.

The types of expressions that emerge include:

• Spreading: Ink or paint spreads out, causing colors to blur.
• Mixing: Two materials overlap, and boundaries dissolve in the blend.
• Swirling: Circular movement creates dynamic structures.
• Dividing: Concentration or speed differences cause splitting or boundary formation.

These experiments form the basis for visualizing the flow, density, and conflicts of emotions.