After Hours

Everyone lives with contradictions — no one is perfect.
Even though I pursue a world that is “true to life,” the reality I depict is full of distortion and noise.
This uncertainty itself is what feels real to me now.

The vague discomfort or wordless emotions that suddenly appear in daily life blur the line between reality and imagination, dissolving into the atmosphere like an anonymous presence.
Drips of spray paint and bleeding colors reflect the uncontrollable aspects of life.
By intentionally leaving behind imperfections and fluctuations, I express the subtle emotions and invisible noise that each person carries —
the desire, impulse, and envy that quietly seep into space through ordinary gestures.

I portray the beauty of being incomplete, simply existing in that state,
layering everyday scenes with inner noise, to reveal a fragile yet honest sense of reality.