Technological progress has given us the illusion that we can control everything. However, human beings are part of a larger system, Nature, and live amid uncontrollable forces. This Series is an attempt to question a beauty that surpasses human intention by visualizing natural phenomena, making the ink flow and crack.
During the production process, he frames part of his work. This process is deliberately akin to the process of photographic expression, because he selects and visualizes part of reality.
The works resemble photographs, even though they consist of ink drawn with a brush. Where does reality lie? As the boundaries between humans and nature, and between reality and the artificial, are called into question, let us ask ourselves: What do we consider to be the truth?

Technological progress has given us the illusion that we can control everything. However, human beings are part of a larger system, Nature, and live amid uncontrollable forces. This Series is an attempt to question a beauty that surpasses human intention by visualizing natural phenomena, making the ink flow and crack.
During the production process, he frames part of his work. This process is deliberately akin to the process of photographic expression, because he selects and visualizes part of reality.
The works resemble photographs, even though they consist of ink drawn with a brush. Where does reality lie? As the boundaries between humans and nature, and between reality and the artificial, are called into question, let us ask ourselves: What do we consider to be the truth?

Technological progress has given us the illusion that we can control everything. However, human beings are part of a larger system, Nature, and live amid uncontrollable forces. This Series is an attempt to question a beauty that surpasses human intention by visualizing natural phenomena, making the ink flow and crack.
During the production process, he frames part of his work. This process is deliberately akin to the process of photographic expression, because he selects and visualizes part of reality.
The works resemble photographs, even though they consist of ink drawn with a brush. Where does reality lie? As the boundaries between humans and nature, and between reality and the artificial, are called into question, let us ask ourselves: What do we consider to be the truth?

Technological progress has given us the illusion that we can control everything. However, human beings are part of a larger system, Nature, and live amid uncontrollable forces. This Series is an attempt to question a beauty that surpasses human intention by visualizing natural phenomena, making the ink flow and crack.
During the production process, he frames part of his work. This process is deliberately akin to the process of photographic expression, because he selects and visualizes part of reality.
The works resemble photographs, even though they consist of ink drawn with a brush. Where does reality lie? As the boundaries between humans and nature, and between reality and the artificial, are called into question, let us ask ourselves: What do we consider to be the truth?