The Fine Arts Collection

My thoughts originate from the deep language of my inner self.
This language is expressed outwardly, allowing me to discover myself in the process.
Since this process of expression comes from the profound language within, it cannot be fully explained through words; instead, the spaces I create and the art I produce become the medium of explanation.
Therefore, I want to emphasize the importance of space as a reflection of my deeply rooted inner mind.
Pursuing artistry or engaging in creative acts stems from my continuous contemplation about my own existence.
Through my work, I seek to express the existence of the world, my own being, and the latent world of ideas within me by designing spaces and performing creative actions.
For me, the canvas is the space itself, and through this canvas, I strive to convey my message.
Thus, my art is spatial art, and the infinite universe exists within me.
We observe the historical, cultural, and existential acts of humanity through the lens of nature.
When my existential artistic acts are conveyed through space, I believe that true art exists when I find myself.
The actions originating from my inner self blend into the canvas, reflecting the results of loss and meditation, which align with the universal emotions we experience in life.
The spatial expressions that aim to transcend the visible reality become both a process and a result, filling the canvas with a dimension of space.
Through this spatial art, I release my emotions and find deep freedom and happiness within myself.
The language of the inner self is powerful and serves as a starting point for positive influence.
The spatial images expressed through my body represent actions that speak and perform, transcending the traditional concepts of painting or sculpture.
Instead, they embody a desire for expression that cannot be fulfilled by conventional art forms, using the body to articulate these ideas over time.
The spatial art I create with my body values the process over the result, often manifesting as a form of performance.
This concept integrates space and time into a unified fourth-dimensional framework, merging spatial awareness with artistic action. My art is thus a reflection of this conceptual understanding of space.