OCPOCC

Born in 1998.

Based in Osaka.

When I look at a landscape, the temperature and humidity I feel in that moment merge with my vision, along with the memories and emotions evoked by the subject. This combination can make the scenery appear either bright or subdued. Because of this, I feel that what we see is often uncertain. I realize that my field of vision is not formed solely by what is visible to the eye.

For me, painting is a way to visualize bodily sensations that have become memories. At the same time, I establish the canvas as a "new space" that reflects the events to which my body has reacted.