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This painting was inspired by Chopin’s Prelude No. 15, commonly known as the Raindrop Prelude. It is the second work in my ongoing project of translating piano music into painting. While playing this piece, I began to see a forest in the rain. At first, the rain is gentle—small, delicate drops that come and go, echoing the quiet and intermittent rhythm of the music. As the piece develops, however, the atmosphere changes. The music enters a much darker and more intense passage

Tempest in Transformation Acrylic on canvas 60 cm x 80 cm This painting emerged from my personal encounter with Beethoven’s Piano Sonata No. 17, “Tempest.” As I practiced the sonata, a vivid image repeatedly appeared in my mind: currents of wind, water, and energy spiraling through space. At the center of the composition are two circular movements. The larger vortex, rendered in deep blues, greys, browns, and whites, evokes turbulent waters and powerful winds. It reflects the

Sakura Moonlight 80cm x 60cm, acrylic, texture and oil on canvass In this painting, I sought to capture the mysterious beauty of cherry blossoms illuminated by moonlight. Beneath the night sky, the blossoms seem to dance around a radiant moon, creating a sense of movement, energy, and quiet wonder. For me, sakura are more than flowers. They symbolize the fleeting nature of life, renewal, and the interconnectedness of all things. The swirling composition evokes the flow of ene

This painting marks a new direction in my work, inspired by a technique I observed in my teacher’s approach. The flowers are intentionally softened with a subtle blur, allowing them to feel almost suspended in the space rather than sharply defined. This shift in focus creates a quiet tension between clarity and atmosphere. While the flowers remain the emotional center, my attention gradually moved toward the background. The sky-like blue, surrounding plants, and muted tones o

Color Project #3 This piece is part of a Color Project series where I explore the shifting colors within the ocean. Rather than seeing water as simply blue or green, I wanted to capture its true complexity—the subtle transitions, the hidden tones, and the way light transforms its surface moment by moment. In this work, I also experimented with silver leaf for the first time. Unlike gold, silver reflects light in a much cooler, more fluid way. It interacts with the surrounding

This painting explores the harmony of color, energy, and form through a vibrant bouquet of roses. At the center, a focal flower anchors the composition, surrounded by layers of pink, red, purple, and soft yellow roses. Each color was carefully chosen to create movement and balance, allowing the flowers to interact like a living field of color and emotion. The vase became an important element in the composition. After considering a transparent vase, I chose a deep blue tone to