PORTRAIT POSITION #6

Normally, paintings show a fixed color, shape, and image to be drawn, but I mainly create paintings where it is difficult to capture the appearance by layering aurora film on an aluminum sheet and painting the front and back.

The world map-like image created by connecting color surfaces with lines deviates from the arrangement and color decided by the author, and creates a spatial world formed by fluctuating due to reflection effects centered on the viewer on the screen.

Elements with different vectors of seeing are aggregated in the screen. As a world map, the picture includes everything from a scale that cannot be fully grasped of the entire star to the scale of familiar weeds and the actual space itself, including my own appearance.

The reality of what is on the other side of the picture and this side, returning from what is away from us to our surroundings, and the reality of standing in front of the picture now and now from the amplitude of our consciousness to where we are standing in front of the picture is sensorily proven here.

The reflection effect is so strong that the surroundings are reflected like a mirror. The overall color changes depending on the brightness and color of the display environment. (See photo)