Quantum Bubbles

As a visual person and an avid traveller, I try to look at things with a travellerF0;s state of mind- likely unbiased and present. I am keen to catch details of my surroundings, especially when I walk around ‘in-between spaces’ which you don’t mean to see in urban landscape- all sorts of side walks and back streets. I look for the traces and surfaces which can open up another level of understanding to the world in social, cultural and anthropological ways. Making a painting is claming things I’ve seen and also like a physical reenactment. I get clues of how to construct painting from real life surfaces. For ‘Quantum Bubbles,’ I peeled off some parts of the painting’s surface by using a making fluid in order to create artificial aging effects. By bringing my intimate perspective, I propose an unusal visual experience that viewers can contemplate the boundary between private and public, authentic and fake, beautiful and ugly.