​Concept

It started with a drawing of the inside of my room, which I loved, and during the course of creating the work, I realised the importance of the ordinary, everyday life. The everyday life that we take for granted can easily be disrupted by the slightest thing. We see on TV and on the internet how many people lose their everyday life due to disasters, accidents, corona disasters and wars. The fear and anxiety that such a day may come for me is always in the back of my mind.

What I can do for the sad things that are going on in our immediate surroundings and in the world. I think that I should continue to create and transmit artworks that make people living in the present realise the importance of everyday life.

I look at many people's homes from the outside as I walk through the city. On sunny days, laundry is hung out to dry on balconies and in gardens. On rainy days, everyone hangs their laundry in the window. Potted plants on doorways, shadows of closed curtains and cupboards. I always want to share the peace and relief I feel from the similar routines of people I don't know. I want to ease everyone's and my own deepest anxieties.

With this in mind, I try to depict everyday scenes and trivial experiences that could be found in any house.

I would like each viewer to overlap their own daily life with the work drawn without colour and using only lines. I hope they will provide a small opportunity to reconsider the usual appearance of the room.