My creative practice has always revolved around one central question: how can emotion be expressed rather than merely represented? When I first began learning painting, I used to believe that expression meant the visualisation of emotion. This assumption is still visible in my earlier works. Whether abstract or figurative, all of them were guided by […]
Tag: Installation
An essay examining how absurdity, as an artistic strategy, reawakens perception and reframes seeing and being seen in overlooked everyday actions.
An exploration of expanded painting. This essay examines how material agency, embodied perception, and chance operations transform painting into an ecological practice.
This essay discusses the harm I suffered in the mother-daughter relationship based on the way my mother and I got along in the past as I created my work.
This essay combines author articles, sociological research, and personal experiences with numerous sociological papers to investigate the author’s perspectives on their upbringing.
This essay discusses why the ‘artistic interventions’ of installation, and ‘fictioning’ are particularly suitable when the work is underpinned by social justice concerns and has the aim of engaging dialogue for change.
This essay proposes the idea of recycling creative consciousness, combined with the creation of personal environmental art works for analysis.