WORLDVIEW

The work depicts the world and its changes. The use of acrylic paint has helped create a sense of survival around the painted elements. The intention is to make the audience aware of their perception of space and of what initially appears to be real (which seems to refer to the distinction between appearance—what is visible—and reality—what is true). In other words, it raises the question of whether what appears corresponds to what actually is. This seems to allude to the difference between appearance—what is perceptible—and reality—what is authentic. In other words, it is a matter of determining whether what is visible corresponds to reality) and the need to adapt in order to survive. I create original and unique works that are both inspired and imagined. Using my methods and skills, I play with colors and textures to create a one-of-a-kind piece. I have a knack for bringing out emerging lines, organizing my work, and sparking a multitude of thoughts. These lines symbolize bridges or life journeys that invite self-reflection. Thus, the medium serves as a gateway to immerse the viewer in my creation, where I have brought about innovation and action (where I have generated original ideas and put them into practice). In fact, my creative process was based on a specific location (the area outside a convenience store across from my apartment building), which I photographed to create an imaginative scenario.